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Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 10:53 am
by Phill_dvsn
On topic for this hot weather we are having, any idea where this carving can be found in Leeds?
Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 11:24 am
by Jogon
Civic Buildings, near the art gallery.
Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 11:29 am
by Phill_dvsn
Jogon wrote: Civic Buildings, near the art gallery. Captain Red Herring strikes again
Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 11:33 am
by Jogon
Spreading.....happiness
Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 2:25 pm
by Leodian
That's an interesting W&W photo Phill. I don't recall seeing the object before. It does not look weathered so I wonder if it is indoors (or very new if outside). PS. Talking of bees there was a report in the YEP on July 15 2013 about some bee hives set up on the top of Queens Hotel. They will be looked after by experienced bee keepers and it is hoped that honey can be collected in due course. Mind you, I wonder if anyone getting stung by a bee near the Queens Hotel can sue!
Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 4:02 pm
by Phill_dvsn
Leodian wrote: That's an interesting W&W photo Phill. I don't recall seeing the object before. It does not look weathered so I wonder if it is indoors (or very new if outside). It's outdoors, and not new Leo.
Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 10:24 pm
by Jogon
East Parade just up past metropole. Goodbard house or wotever
Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 10:30 pm
by Phill_dvsn
Jogon wrote: East Parade just up past metropole. Goodbard house or wotever Go on then Jogon, give us the street view link seen as no one seems to know it
Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 11:13 pm
by biofichompinc
Jogon wrote: East Parade just up past metropole. Goodbard house or wotever Close but no cigar.Hope that doesn't sound like a JS connection. There is one but it was too late for him to enjoy it - the cigar.
Posted: Thu 18 Jul, 2013 11:20 pm
by LS1
Bees were used as symbols as "hives of industry" in the nineteenth century days of civic pride... Anything to do with this?