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Cat Cafe Taking Over UK
In Manchester two cat café’s are opening in 2016. One of them is opening in the northern quarter. First ever Cat cafe set to open in Northern Quarter via @MENnewsdesk https://t.co/txzuR35mLy #Manchester — Sevendale House (@SevendaleHouse) November 30, 2015 https://ellensworldofnonsense.wordpress.com/2016/01/31/cat-cafe-taking-over-uk/
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Muffin Much
As mentioned in my previous post, teashops, cafes, bars and restaurants are a haven for me, probably since I am an appalling cook but love good food (and especially the sweet kind). If you’re ever in Manchester, here are a few places … Continue reading
Manchester : the Central Library
Coup de cœur (ENORME) pour la Central Library de Manchester, en Angleterre. Ouverte pour la première fois au public en 1934, la bibliothèque centrale a connu une toute récente rénovation qui lui confère aujourd’hui un charme exceptionnel. Comparée au Panthéon, … Continue reading
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Tagged Angleterre, Architecture, bibliothèque, building, Café, central library, England, henry watson, instrument, library, Manchester, music
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