On a sunny afternoon I managed to visit the place but until I reached at the main building enjoying the beautiful parkland in my pace, it was closed. So managed to get few external snaps of this lovely piece of architecture.
Heard that, there is a massive collection of VINTAGE machinery in the Industrial Museum including working steam engines, ploughing machines, telephone exchange and even bicycles and motor-cycles. So that is the target now. I also came to know that, Nottingham has a very rich industrial heritage. Once upon a time it was famous for LACE making and having an importance in textile industry.
The lovely path through the 'Park-Land'...
Complete Photo Album HERE.
PS: Stay tuned for the next post to see this place in details. Hopefully very soon I'll visit the place again ;)
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4 comments:
No words...............
The second pic.
That sublime burnt orange scattering off the walls of that majestic building simply calls out to me.
I can almost picture myself sitting on its steps with Ayn Rand in my hand as I watch the dusk make love to the autumn sky.
Its a very enchanting picture. I could write a thesis. :)
That is amazing photography! I have some very good photographer friends (amateurs) and I'm going to have them drop by here!
The third photograph depicting the buildings hugging the skies, or whatever of the skies they get, is a poetry in itself.
Good work!
Thanks Tushar...
@ Pall: Next Autumn will be your time ;)
@ Tamanna: Glad you liked the photographs. Thanks :)
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