Postcode: bs8
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‘muscle memory and mind’, the triangle, bristol 8
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‘the life of beryl’, queens rd, bristol 8
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‘palm sugar’, queens rd, bristol 8
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‘smile/flower’, whiteladies rd, clifton, bristol 8
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the station was opened on 1 october 1874
until the 1970s excursion trains were run to the station from south wales for visitors to bristol zoo – trains known as “monkey specials”
an additional subway style entrance to the station from whiteladies road was removed in the early 1990s
the original station waiting room, ticket office and station-master’s house, which stands as a testament to previous grandeur, is now an australian theme pub known as the “roo bar”
it is now unstaffed with no ticket machines, meaning tickets should be bought on the train.
the disused station building’s bricked-up windows and doors feature artwork of animals created by students at the north bristol post 16 centre at the redland green learning community as part of an art and design course, and to promote links to bristol zoo
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‘judith’s commute’, st johns rd, bristol 8
a clifton character, who enjoys a daily coffee and a cigarette in her favourite coffee shop around clifton down. brightly coloured ski-wear and a smile
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‘don’t look down’, clifton down, bristol 8
often see this lady resting against these gates, smoking. detached from the shops and cafes of clifton down shopping centre. as richard tring sets up whitelock & grace and commuters head down the steps to the train station
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‘armies railing in’, clifton down train station, bristol 8
i wonder how long that i.r.a. insignia has been there, for how long it will remain? photo taken summer 2010
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“bristol zoo gardens maintains and defends biodiversity through breeding endangered species, conserving threatened species and habitats and promoting a wider understanding of the natural world”
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‘and then there were two’, bristol zoo, bristol 8
originally uploaded by james koch
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