For last week's Sunday
Snap we had a stroll down a London street once famous for being
the home of some of the biggest newspapers in the country. It was of
course
Fleet Street
Last week's news hounds were
Cheryl,
Lucy, Susan,
Erica, Shaheen,
Sam, Nadine,
Cass, Kara,
Gemma and Charly.
We're moving away from
London for this week's Sunday Snap and nearly as far up the English
coast line as you can get. I've shared some iconic views and fabulous
buildings but this a much more ordinary and plainer scene. From the
1930s onward the artist L.S Lowry spent many holidays in this town.
He used his time to here to travel around the town painting scenes
such as this beach shelter but also the town hall, views across the
harbour plus one of his favourite topics of people at a football
match. Overall Lowry made over 30 different paintings or sketches of
views of the area. The beach shelter painting was titled 'On the
Sands'. In 1999 the shelter was threatened with demolition but the
local preservation society stepped in and was able to restore it in
2001. It is in England's most northernmost town. In its early
history it changed hands between the English and the Scots before
finally becoming part of England. However, for logistical reasons its
professional football and rugby union teams play in the Scottish
leagues. This week's question is
What town is this beach
shelter in?
We were joined last week by
Cheryl
and a guitar lesson from Grandad. There was sibling love over at
Susan's.
Kirsty
captured a smile and stroke. We had a history lesson on the American
Civil War from Sue.
From Julie
a selection of ribbons was the star of the photograph. Shaheen
was showing off her plum bum. For Sophie
there was an explosive birthday. There was a stunning capture of a
bee landing inside a red poppy from Kelly.
For Sam
the harvest had been gathered and only the hay bales remained. Over
in New Zealand Betty
has been photographing Canada Geese. Down on the beach there was a
rough and stormy sea for Kara.
Finally, Sue
has some strange visitors in her garden.
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I'll
share my favourites with you next week and remember I do like a
bit of a tale to go with a photo but it's not a necessity!
Aha, this one I know! Berwick on Tweed - (love that painting) Wow, I really hope I'm right now or that would be embarrassing!
ReplyDeleteI really do not know, but if it is Berwick we love visiting there! Hope you have a good week x
ReplyDeleteI think that's in Berwick upon tweet? I went on my honeymoon there x
ReplyDeleteIt has to be Berwick, although I do not recognise the view. We went there the other year for the day. So far north!
ReplyDeleteooh I didn't know this one !
ReplyDeleteI didn't know this Sunday Snap but I have added an Instagram photo to your linky that I took earlier this afternoon when I was at Trinity Leeds! It was such a nice sunny day!
ReplyDeleteBerwick-upon-Tweed and I love the history attached to this town. Not been for such a long time and must go up that way next year.
ReplyDeleteNo idea, you mention it is up the coastline and I am a complete Southerner, so I have no chance! Mich x
ReplyDeleteNo idea on this one, I've never been or heard of Berwick upon Tweed. My big sister lives up North so maybe I should have ;)
ReplyDeleteNope didn't know this one unfortunately :(
ReplyDeleteI have no idea where this is but its by the seaside
ReplyDeleteI love the sea side so much
ReplyDeleteSounds like everyone has already guessed but it looks beautiful. Always enjoy being by the seaside :)
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