M is for Manchester

Approach to Maine Road Stadium, Manchester, 1985,  by Cybermyth13.

The approach to Maine Road Stadium in Manchester in 1985. The stadium has since been demolished. The car in the foreground is a Ford Cortina Mark IV.

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N is for Night

Traffic in Regent Street, London, at night with 2010 Xmas Lights, by Cybermyth13.

At night the lights come on. Traffic in a busy Regent Street under the Christmas lights in November 2010.

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O is for Overdraught Pub, Haggerston

Going - The Overdraught Pub, Haggerston, originally uploaded by Cybermyth13.

The Overdraught Pub, in Haggerston, Hackney, before it was demolished as part of the development of the Haggerston Estate.

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P is for Pavilion

Reflections Serpentine 2009 Pavilion 2, by Cybermyth13.

Each year the Serpentine Gallery in Kensington Gardens, London, has a temporary summer pavilion designed by an architect who has not built in the UK before. This produces some interesting results.

In 2009 the deign was by the Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa of the architecture firm SANAA. One of the features of the building was the reflective ceiling.

For more of my pictures of the pavilion see here.

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Q is for Quick

Cyclists in the Tour of Britain 2009, London Embankment, by Cybermyth13.

Going more quickly than most London commuters, the cyclists on the 2009 Tour of Britain speed along the Thames Embankment in London.

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R is for Red

Red railings and grass at the Serpentine Gallery Summer Pavilion,  by Cybermyth13.

The combination of evening summer sun and a pavilion with red glass walls is enough to turn the black railings and green grass both red. Red was the theme of the 2010 summer pavilion by Jean Nouvel at the Serpentine Gallery in Kensington Gardens, London. See this set on Flickr for pictures of the pavilion.

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S is for Snow

Snow in Victoria Park , East London, Dec. 2010 - 9, by Cybermyth13.

Snow creates a special atmosphere, especially in a park. In December 2010, the snow settled not only in the ground but also in the trees. With the low light of late afternoon, it looked magical.

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