A study in textures: looking out of a sash window with shutters from inside the Georgian House Museum, Clifton, Bristol.
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Lane
Street art in Leonard Lane, a narrow thoroughfare named after a former medieval church, which follows the line of the old city walls of Bristol, now leading past Centrespace gallery and studios to St John’s and the last remaining gateway to the medieval city.
Centre
Looking along the pedestrianised part of Corn Road towards the old centre of Bristol just beyond All Saints church tower on the right.
Defunct
Demolition in progress by Bristol’s River Avon Floating Harbour adjacent to the Cheese Lane Shot Tower a grade II listed shot tower. It was built in 1969 to manufacture lead shot, a replacement for the demolished 18th-century shot tower in Redcliffe which was the first in the world. It’s now defunct as a factory, incorporatedContinue reading “Defunct”
Swirl
The curving swirl of railway tracks and glass roof and canopy over Bristol’s Temple Meads train station.
Canopy
Curving glass awning or canopy over pedestrian shopping precinct, Cabot Circus, Bristol.
Slanting
Slanting shadows of bicycles outside St George’s concert hall, Clifton, Bristol.
Façades
Colourful terrace façades of Totterdown, Bristol viewed from the platform of Temple Meads railway station.
Glimpsed
The Gothic Revival tower of Temple Meads station, Bristol, glimpsed through the roof above the main entrance to the station.
Public
Colourful public art celebrating the city’s past, present and future, The Centre, Bristol, installed September 2025.
Minutiae 