You can go where you want, but few locations surpass the place you call home. I was neither born in Halifax (I was born in Bradford, seven miles to the north), nor do I now live in Halifax (I live in Huddersfield, seven miles to the south), but Halifax is where I grew up and will therefore always be home to me. The photograph show the tower of Halifax Town Hall. If you click to enlarge you can just about make out the words above the clock face and they are words worthy of the end of this mini-series : "DELAY NOT TO DO WELL"
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Yes,Alan,It's A Fine Building.One Of The Town's Many Gems.
That could apply to me today.
The best part of a long trip is coming home. According to author Ursula K. LeGuin: "...true voyage is return."
Thank you, you must know how much I love decent architecture. Yes, they do say there's no place like home.
Underneath the clock it says "Man Proposeth"
I propose a toast to Alan for the excellent mini-series just completed. I think we can all drink to that- after all it is twenty past three! Cheers!
That is so wonderful to view. What a project it was to create such a beautiful tower.
I live a pretty sheltered life, just flown twice! Thanks Alan, for taking me around the world in twenty memories!!
Quite an impressive looking building, Alan. Maybe a photo of the entire building in a future post.
I don't know if I commented about your getting the new camera. I am sure this photo could have been taken with it.
They have a couple of newer ones than my last one (as EOS SXi) and now I just read about the T3 and T3100.
I can't keep up with electronics anymore.
I forgot...
We have a saying here,
"All roads lead home."
So true. Each time we return there's a sense of relief and comfort.
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