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Wednesday, 10 July 2013

A Day Out In Nottingham.

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A much cooler start to Wednesday as promised by the weather forecaster last night on the BBC. We had a somewhat noisy night last night with the road noise, as we are so used to the peace and quiet of the countryside. Having walked Paddy, eaten breakfast and got a few jobs done, we took off for the centre of Nottingham, not knowing what to expect as we had never been there before.

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We walked down to Castle Lock.

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Castle Mound was over to our left.

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There are some amazing buildings in the city centre and the tramway.

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Theatre Royal.

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Brian Clough Statue.

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Nottingham launched a summer floral trail of specially designed willow sculptures.

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It comprises eight sculptures representing items that can be bought at city centre retailers.

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I thought they were all excellent, but clearly someone did not because the teapot was damaged.

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We spoke to a council worker who was checking on the statues and she told us that someone had vandalised the teapot, so it must have happened after I photographed it. There are some mindless people out there sadly.

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Keith and I outside the Nottingham Playhouse and in front of the Sky Mirror sculpture by Anish Kapoor.

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Jamie Oliver’s restaurant.

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Nottingham Castle and Gardens.

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Robin Hood who was well known in Nottingham.

We really enjoyed our time in Nottingham and had a lovely lunch at May Sum. I would most definitely recommend coming to Nottingham it is a stunning city. The Ashes started today at the Trent Bridge Cricket Ground and we did see a few Australian cricket fans ready for the fight. Come on England, do us proud.

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