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Been watching the first Ashes test match being played at Trent Bridge Nottingham on Cable TV.

Whilst I have visited most of the main tourists centres in Britain, I have not so far been to Nottingham which I think may be my loss. The SpecSavers blimp has been showing an aerial image of this city and I have found it to be most interesting.

The river Trent seems to flow right thru the city and is a wide, and at the moment, tranquil watercourse. Next to Trent Bridge there is another stadium which I assume is the home of the Notts County Football Club and below it a rather attractive I-shaped building.

I think that I will visit Nottingham next time I am in England!

jones jones;1431583 wrote: Been watching the first Ashes test match being played at Trent Bridge Nottingham on Cable TV.

Whilst I have visited most of the main tourists centres in Britain, I have not so far been to Nottingham which I think may be my loss. The SpecSavers blimp has been showing an aerial image of this city and I have found it to be most interesting.

The river Trent seems to flow right thru the city and is a wide, and at the moment, tranquil watercourse. Next to Trent Bridge there is another stadium which I assume is the home of the Notts County Football Club and below it a rather attractive I-shaped building.

I think that I will visit Nottingham next time I am in England!


I think you'll find that's Notts Forrest's City Ground - Notts County's Meadow Lane is just the other side of the river next to the canal.

Bryn Mawr;1431668 wrote: I think you'll find that's Notts Forrest's City Ground - Notts County's Meadow Lane is just the other side of the river next to the canal.


Of course! I completely forgot about Nottingham Forest football Club. I liked the late Brian Clough and his son Nigel was a great player.

Any idea what the I-shaped building is Bryn? Its quite close to the river between the two grounds.

jones jones;1431712 wrote: Of course! I completely forgot about Nottingham Forest football Club. I liked the late Brian Clough and his son Nigel was a great player.

Any idea what the I-shaped building is Bryn? Its quite close to the river between the two grounds.


As far as i recall that's County Hall, the local municipal offices.

Thanks for that ... unusual shape and it sort of looks "olde worlde" tho its hard to tell from an image.

I can't resist.





Rodin Hood, Rodin Hood riding through the Glen

Rodin Hood, Rodin Hood with his band of men

Feared by the good, loved by the bad

What a cad

What a cad

What a cad.

Rodinhood Monastery - for the spiritually inclined!

Perhaps The Chosen One had divine Intervention.

Týr;1431783 wrote: I can't resist.





Rodin Hood, Rodin Hood riding through the Glen

Rodin Hood, Rodin Hood with his band of men

Feared by the good, loved by the bad

What a cad

What a cad

What a cad.


I can't resist ...







John John the piper's son

Stole a pig and away did run,

The pig was eat

John was beat

And John went crying

Down the street.

What a tosser

What a tosser

What a tosser.

jones jones;1431868 wrote: I can't resist ...







John John the piper's son

Stole a pig and away did run,

The pig was eat

John was beat

And John went crying

Down the street.

What a tosser

What a tosser

What a tosser.


:yh_giggle:yh_giggle:yh_giggle

jones jones;1431868 wrote: I can't resist ...


Start messing around with my name, little man, and you'll have yours splashed around my next hundred posts alongside more contact details than you can remember. I've told you about that before.

I was going to post In the reported post thread but got trampled In the rush.

Maybe later when the queue dies back.