Tag Archives: Manchester

Photo dump of the city

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misheleneous Handmade Gifts | Home & Hound | A #WaybackWednesday to 2019 for #ChineseNewYear which was then Year of The (Big) Pig 🐖

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The Mancunian Way – more than just a road?

The ‘Manky Way’ was the first step in a huge 1960s regeneration scheme that not only looked at removing the row upon row of poorly built terraced houses from Hulme and Ardwick, but also wanted to redesign the city around … Continue reading →

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Been doing 1hr paintings a day as a challenge for January and two of them are of Manchester establishments 🫡

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misheleneous Handmade Gifts | Home & Hound (@misheleneous.bsky.social) | A Bird in the Bush is worth two in the hand – or summat like that! 🐦‍⬛

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Ryan (@ryanshootsmcr.bsky.social) | Foggy Manchester

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Murray St. Manchester

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Supersized snowflakes: A scientific quest to make enormous snow

he Guinness world record for the largest snowflake stands at 38 centimetres across and 20 centimetres thick, a whopper recorded in Montana in January 1887. Whilst some scientists are sceptical, it got us thinking. With all our scientific knowledge and … Continue reading →

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Chinatown (2018)

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Deansgate-Castlefield this morning

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The secret history of the world’s first suburb | The Mill

How Whalley Range changed the course of history By David Rudlin In the mid-1830s, Samuel Brooks did something remarkable: he left Mosley Street. It was a place he had lived for many years, nestled in Manchester’s urban core just four … Continue reading →

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