Jack Kirby

Contrast with Pevsner, Lancashire 1: The Industrial and Commercial South (1969):

BRADSHAW

A new SHOPPING AREA has recently been built. It has a vertical concrete feature.*

*I asked a passer-by what it signified, and the answer was 'It's just some architecture of some sort.'

The @dpc-chat.digipres.club.ap.brid.gy Competency Framework is a useful way of thinking about skills required.

www.dpconline.org/digipres/pro...

The Boundary Commission Visit the post for more.

poemsontheunderground.org/the-boundary...

Answered my own question using the NT Land Map: it's outside their boundary, which only extends slightly beyond the lodge.

Appears to be private, I wonder if NT owns it. www.findmystreet.co.uk/map?usrn=640...

I was in the library for an hour the other week (seen the museum before, and they were between exhibitions). It is a great venue for Brecon.

Now I've looked harder at the photo there's also something pretending to be a cycle lane that has a junction with a bus stop.

Not just @doublearrow64.bsky.social but @showmeasign.online. That black arrow is decidedly non-standard.

Also, there are no diagonals to get wrong.

By coincidence, also 23.

A railway station dateline with above it two very large double arrow logos next to LED advert screens with wayfinding signage in between.

@doublearrow64.bsky.social Erm.

Having observed a lot of ill-judged applications and adaptations, I think your adjustments are very pragmatic and will hopefully lead to better results hereon.

The sign suggests it's a byway, so legally (but not practically) open to all traffic. Many byways should arguably be downgraded to bridleways.

The story was broken by @filmstories.bsky.social which also has a second story on the clarification/retreat. bsky.app/profile/film...

So sorry for your loss, Melinda. Thinking of you.

I've been a bit quiet recently due to being busy getting our new Sound and Vision galleries ready @mediamuseum.bsky.social

They opened today! There was a gaggle of kids having a brilliant time in there when I wandered through this morning 😍

Lovely overview here from @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social

A modern footbridge across two railway tracks at a station, painted grey with glazed and roofed walkway with vertical and diagonal metal bracing visible. The lift towers behind have a clerestory on top of them.

@thebeautyoftransport.com @danielhwright.bsky.social A Beacon footbridge in the wild at Y Fenni / Abergavenny.

Kostas is a friend, I can e-introduce you if you wish.

Sign Birkenhead Tunnel 320 yards ahead, red circle containing a stylised goods vehicle with a square orange body, letter D, Prohibited traffic follow Chester (A41).

I feel we may have had this conversation previously, but orange is also used (admittedly rarely) to indicate hazardous goods prohibitions. As seen in your avatar, amongst other places.

Might be Lizard Street, from Hilton Street.

A map on tiles showing railway lines across the north of England, headed NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. In a frame of orange-brown tiles, mounted on a stone wall. There is a small interpretation panel below the map.

@milleanick.bsky.social I ticked off another of the North Eastern Railway tiled maps at Scarborough yesterday.

Thinking of you and your family. Good luck with all the arrangements, it will get sorted eventually. Take a little time for yourself as and when you can.

Looking forward to seeing this.

Yes the other way round.

Joseph Chamberlain Memorial Clock Tower, Birmingham --> Torre del Mangia, Siena

Sorry, two of them (Rembrandt at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and Mahtab Hussain at Ikon) close on 1 June. The Elephant in the Room at BM&AG is ongoing. www.birminghammuseums.org.uk/birmingham-m...

If it's any consolation, I travelled on Sunday (personal) and have a return journey for work coming up, so I feel your extended journey times.

On Sunday I made a virtue of it and went on Chiltern to Birmingham (a much more civilised route) and saw three excellent exhibitions before heading north.

Test pilot Alex Henshaw's book title Sigh for a Merlin is an appropriate response.

@doublearrow64.bsky.social Surely the choice of words should have been "We're getting there".

www.dezeen.com/2018/11/23/s...