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Took advantage of the sun being out today and took these.

Beverley 01


Beverley 02


Beverley 03

Beverley 04


Beverley 05


Beverley 06

Beverley 07


Beverley 08


Beverley 09

Beverley 10


Taken on the A700 with the 18-70 kitlens.

Love the colours of the sky in these..........

As you say Sploosher - lovely skies, and some very interesting architecture. The colour of the brick work in 2 and 3 goes very nicely with the sky but I think 8 is my favourite of the series.

I see you had a wonderful day out.
Nice series. Very beautiful and interesting place. More please.

A good series on architecture, Sploosher.

Interesting contrast between the vernicular architecture and the modern shiny 'ribbon' sculpture in the stone-paved court in #4.

Yildiz

Thanks everyone for the kind comments.

here are some more taken on the same day of a war memorial garden.

Beverley War Memorial Garden 01


Beverley War Memorial Garden 02


Beverley War Memorial Garden 03

Beverley War Memorial Garden 04


Beverley War Memorial Garden 05


Beverley War Memorial Garden 06

Beverley War Memorial Garden 07


Beverley War Memorial Garden 08


Again , all taken with the A700 and 18-70 kitlens.

A quite enjoyable series Sploosher. I think I like the 5th one the best, that looks like tavern on the front end, but I'm not totally sure.
Greg

Thanks Gregg.

If you are talking about number 5 (`The Push Inn`)in the original posting, then yes it is the pub,and the image in number 9 is outside on the pavement, if you notice, the horse is facing the wrong way, hence the name Push Inn.

dont know the real story about it, will have to do some research

Ah, I did notice the horse around backwards on the cart, the only thing I could come up with was pushing the cart into the barn that way when loaded so the driver could see where he was going, but then, it's a plate on a pub so who knows?
Greg

After searching and reading a little, apparently Beverly has quite an interesting history; including the pubs. : )

I found the sign that shows a horse pushing a cart interesting myself and the name 'Push Inn' may relate to an event of such eccentricity but sources only mention a time when the only sign on the door read 'PUSH' and the name stuck.

Then again, I recall a time in my childhood where I saw a cart being pushed exactly like that when we visited a bazaar near my grandmother's house. The vendor was selling green chickpeas which can be consumed like 'potato chips' of our time. Apparently the vibrant green branches of the chickpeas looked very appatizing to the horse and it quickened its pace to walk forth. The vendor found this a more merciful way of making the horse move instead of heving to use a whip...

Well, look what you made me remember from my childhood Sploosher and Greg!

Yildiz

Link to Pub Names: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pub_names

Thanks for that Gregg and Aster.

here are more pictures from the day.

St Mary`s Church Beverley 01


St Mary`s Church Beverley 02


St Mary`s Church Beverley 03