Nottingham... and do you love your city?
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Posted in the Lounge rather than Midlands as those in the Midlands probably know. (and it's a general debate about our towns)
Other than having a greater chance than usual of being shot, Nottingham is such a great place! I've just been out for a mooch in this fabulous February sunshine.
I really love this place. Do you love your city? Post us up some pics.
Here's a few of the city I love
Other than having a greater chance than usual of being shot, Nottingham is such a great place! I've just been out for a mooch in this fabulous February sunshine.
I really love this place. Do you love your city? Post us up some pics.
Here's a few of the city I love
2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:
Posted in the Lounge rather than Midlands as those in the Midlands probably know. (and it's a general debate about our towns)
Other than having a greater chance than usual of being shot,
Here's a few of the city I love
Your camera angles have carefully cut out most of the people. Don't forget also that Nottingham is an equal opportunities city, you are just as likely to be stabbed.Other than having a greater chance than usual of being shot,
Here's a few of the city I love
wazztie16 said:
slopes said:
Nottingham, home of the Trip to Jerusalem, a fabulous hostelry.
I believe at one time it was also home to a Hooters bar.
Still has a Hooters.I believe at one time it was also home to a Hooters bar.
It's where I'll be tomorrow for the all you can eat wings.
Then off to watch the big match.
2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:
Forest, County, Panthers, Trent Bridge Cricket, National Watersports...we have it all!
Have you found an out of date disco biscuit in your sock drawer 2 sMoKiN bArReLs? You seem remarkably loved up in the city department.I've been in Nottingham for 25 years this year and am plotting my escape.
So said:
2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:
Forest, County, Panthers, Trent Bridge Cricket, National Watersports...we have it all!
Have you found an out of date disco biscuit in your sock drawer 2 sMoKiN bArReLs? You seem remarkably loved up in the city department.I've been in Nottingham for 25 years this year and am plotting my escape.
I am indeed feeling the love
2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:
So said:
2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:
Forest, County, Panthers, Trent Bridge Cricket, National Watersports...we have it all!
Have you found an out of date disco biscuit in your sock drawer 2 sMoKiN bArReLs? You seem remarkably loved up in the city department.I've been in Nottingham for 25 years this year and am plotting my escape.
I am indeed feeling the love
bingybongy said:
Grew up in Nottingham, in fact you have a photo of the entrance to where I lived.
I loved the place. I left in 1988 and moved into Derbyshire, I was very homesick and went back at every chance.
Not been back for 4 or 5 years now.
Cool story bro etc.
Is that the 3rd photo down and is it the Park? Or Mapperley Park?I loved the place. I left in 1988 and moved into Derbyshire, I was very homesick and went back at every chance.
Not been back for 4 or 5 years now.
Cool story bro etc.
Or did you live in the Cornerhouse cinema?
M4cruiser said:
Yes, a great city. I went back for a visit last year, the trams are amazing, I feel safe walking around the city centre. They had some weird robins scattered about at the time.
The Robin trail. Was very popular. Sold them all off in the end. Bristol had an Ardman similar thing going on.So said:
bingybongy said:
Grew up in Nottingham, in fact you have a photo of the entrance to where I lived.
I loved the place. I left in 1988 and moved into Derbyshire, I was very homesick and went back at every chance.
Not been back for 4 or 5 years now.
Cool story bro etc.
Is that the 3rd photo down and is it the Park? Or Mapperley Park?I loved the place. I left in 1988 and moved into Derbyshire, I was very homesick and went back at every chance.
Not been back for 4 or 5 years now.
Cool story bro etc.
Or did you live in the Cornerhouse cinema?
So said:
bingybongy said:
Grew up in Nottingham, in fact you have a photo of the entrance to where I lived.
I loved the place. I left in 1988 and moved into Derbyshire, I was very homesick and went back at every chance.
Not been back for 4 or 5 years now.
Cool story bro etc.
Is that the 3rd photo down and is it the Park? Or Mapperley Park?I loved the place. I left in 1988 and moved into Derbyshire, I was very homesick and went back at every chance.
Not been back for 4 or 5 years now.
Cool story bro etc.
Or did you live in the Cornerhouse cinema?
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