Tuesday, April 03, 2018

Manchester With A Shiny Surface


I was in Manchester last week with a group of friends - the famous Old Gits Luncheon Club - and we were walking along the Rochdale Canal en-route to a splendid public house called The Briton's Protection, when I spotted two buildings, separated by a few hundred yards and a few hundred years in economic history. My first reaction was to praise the old and condemn the new, but on mature old git reflection I shall admire both. Manchester has changed, but the new Manchester is just as vibrant, striking and picturesque as the old; and with a shiny glass surface.


2 comments:

  1. I'm so happy you reconsidered. Before I began reading, I was lost in admiration.

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  2. Spectacular photos and I love how in the one the old is the bigger building as it was once historically. In the second there’s even a reflection of bothe and the new one is now the taller one. I am not sure how wise it is to build glass towers all over the globe for I fear nasty storms in the furure.

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