Millenium Place Time Zone
Took us a while to work this out, but there are pathways laid out showing how the time zones around the world fit together. Clue is in the name, I know, but we didn't find the name til later! No idea what the great swoopy metal things signify, but they did look spectacular.
Ici en centre ville a Coventry on peu voir les fuseau horaire du monde.C'etait fait pour l'an 2000 et maintenant c'est difficile de les voir!
Water Window by Susanna Heron.
Actually, John is looking through the window on this one!
John est la aussi!
Le musee de Transport a Coventry et l'etoile, Trhust SSC, la plus vite voiture du monde.1227.98kph Et c'est anglais!
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| Through a very pretty tunnel and on to Stratford |
Nous avons pris le car pour faire un trajet de Warwick a Stratford!
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| Shakespeare Memorial |
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| Pretty streets |
All things weird and wonderful, noisy moving contraptions which were really beatiful to watch and listen to, like this one by Pascal Bettex " The Mechanics of Money"
Musee de Cinetique. Tout les choses merveilleuse qui bougent ou faisent le bruit ou les deux! Comme celle -ci par le suisse Pascal Bettex, Le Mecanismes de L'Argent
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| Moored near Kingsbury Junction on the Grand Union Canal |
Baddesley Clinton, Squire's House owned by the same family, the Ferrers, for 500 years. Now acquired by the National Trust.A lovely place to visit on a sunny day!
Gouter!
Hey! Wasn't that playwrite man from Stratford? Bet you didn't think to look for any evidence of that while you were there now did you?!
ReplyDeleteSo you found some sun, where might that have been as there's none this way? Did you do the open top bus ride around Stratford? That is particularly good on a wet and cold day especially if you insist on sitting on the open top. Guess who has done that!!!
ReplyDeleteNo Everil, we resisted the temptation! Actally, we grabbed a map/ leaflet from the open top bus office and walked the bits of the route we wanted to see!! Meant we could have lunch in The Dirty Duck!!
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