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Before the demolition of Fleet Building the murals were removed and placed on display on the highwalk outside the Barbican Centre in the City of London UK.
And to tie my last two comments together, see http://www.flickr.com/photos/wallyg/305239043/ For a synopsis of Francis Bird's work see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Bird
I am writing to you on behalf of Magnum photographer Carl De Keyzer.
Carl is photographing the European coast in order to document the rising of water.
In order to help him,
I would ask you some information on the access to that house and if we need some autorization to get there. Thanks by advance for you answer! You can write me to that email : magnum@magnumphotos.fr.
Hi Mupton... Thats interesting . I have never noticed that in the stones. Will check it out when I next pass. I wonder if its the "Bill Cobby" who made the large Guys for the bonfire societies in Hastings including the HBBS in the 90s. I think he worked on the roads and is around in St Leonards on Sea? - Thanks for the comment BH.
I value your sensitivity towards our heritage Captainkeena. In this photograph I have only put a question to initiate a debate.
If we can afford to replace the existing shelter we do not have to accept an inferior design ["Adshel" etc] but open a competition and choose the best one. I am sure there would be better proposals than the existing design.
It is like the famous BT red telephone kiosk, it served perfectly well but it is now a museum piece and kept only few places as heritage furniture.
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Before the demolition of Fleet Building the murals were removed and placed on display on the highwalk outside the Barbican Centre in the City of London UK.
This building has now been demolished to make way for an ASDA store July 2010
And to tie my last two comments together, see http://www.flickr.com/photos/wallyg/305239043/ For a synopsis of Francis Bird's work see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Bird
Dear John,
I am writing to you on behalf of Magnum photographer Carl De Keyzer.
Carl is photographing the European coast in order to document the rising of water.
In order to help him,
I would ask you some information on the access to that house and if we need some autorization to get there. Thanks by advance for you answer! You can write me to that email : magnum@magnumphotos.fr.
Best regards, A.
Hi Mupton... Thats interesting . I have never noticed that in the stones. Will check it out when I next pass. I wonder if its the "Bill Cobby" who made the large Guys for the bonfire societies in Hastings including the HBBS in the 90s. I think he worked on the roads and is around in St Leonards on Sea? - Thanks for the comment BH.
do u have pics of the clown pub?
thanks for uploading the pics... hastings are very lovely place...
I value your sensitivity towards our heritage Captainkeena. In this photograph I have only put a question to initiate a debate.
If we can afford to replace the existing shelter we do not have to accept an inferior design ["Adshel" etc] but open a competition and choose the best one. I am sure there would be better proposals than the existing design.
It is like the famous BT red telephone kiosk, it served perfectly well but it is now a museum piece and kept only few places as heritage furniture.
thats right , my type o
The Entrance Pillars at Alexandra Park Hastings East Sussex before they were replaced by copies of original sandstone pillars and gates.