Cold, damp miserable: Its true what they say about the North of England, it rains most of the time it is certainly damp virtually all of the time and the people no they arent miserable...

redpuma Loc: Lancashire UK

Its true what they say about the North of England, it rains most of the time it is certainly damp virtually all of the time and the people no they arent miserable all of the time. I shot this on a cold certainly damp day last December in Manchester's main shopping area called Deansgate. As it was so grey and overcast decided it would only work in a B & W

Leicaflex Loc: Cymru

It is not a bad conversion to Black & White.

redpuma Loc: Lancashire UK

Leicaflex wrote:

It is not a bad conversion to Black & White.

Thanks Leicaflex and for checking it out.

angler Loc: StHelens England

Good shot.

jokoala Loc: Essex UK

redpuma wrote:

Leicaflex wrote:

It is not a bad conversion to Black & White.

Thanks Leicaflex and for checking it out.

Looks a bit like Chelmsford. What a year.

redpuma Loc: Lancashire UK

jokoala wrote:

redpuma wrote:

Leicaflex wrote:

It is not a bad conversion to Black & White.

Thanks Leicaflex and for checking it out.

Looks a bit like Chelmsford. What a year.

I think all UK main towns look the same jokoala, this was taken December 2011

redpuma Loc: Lancashire UK

angler wrote:

Good shot.

Thanks again Angler for checking photo out

sarge69 Loc: Ft Myers, FL

Stopped in England once in 1961. Boat docked in Southhampton, no docks in Bremerhaven for our troop ship, we had a day and an overnight and some Brits had the foresight to get a train for troops to go to London. To get off the boat you had to have $10.00 USD. I sold my timex watch for $4.00 and then had $10.00

Train from docks to London, bus tour, with lunch box provided during tour and then drinking in pubs. Went to my first 'Whimpy Burger' and thought of Popeye. Stumbled around Picadilly before rushing back to train station and a ride back to the USNS Upshur to continue on to Germany.

Lovely country and at that time, well received where ever we walked.

Sarge69

ace-mt Loc: Montana

That conversion really sets the mood and conveys the feeling you describe.

redpuma Loc: Lancashire UK

sarge69 wrote:

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redpuma Loc: Lancashire UK

ace-mt wrote:

That conversion really sets the mood and conveys the feeling you describe.

Thanks ace :thumbup:

Archy Loc: Lake Hamilton, Florida

redpuma wrote:

Its true what they say about the North of England, it rains most of the time it is certainly damp virtually all of the time and the people no they arent miserable all of the time. I shot this on a cold certainly damp day last December in Manchester's main shopping area called Deansgate. As it was so grey and overcast decided it would only work in a B & W

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redpuma Loc: Lancashire UK

Archy wrote:

redpuma wrote:

Its true what they say about the North of England, it rains most of the time it is certainly damp virtually all of the time and the people no they arent miserable all of the time. I shot this on a cold certainly damp day last December in Manchester's main shopping area called Deansgate. As it was so grey and overcast decided it would only work in a B & W

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Thanks for checking it out :thumbup: