Main Street, Crich Museum by JeffG7BRJ

Photography • Historical • posted on Sep 12, 2007

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Somebody mentioned yesterday that it looked like the tram was going to run over me. No Way Jose` This shot gives you some idea, I am stood in the road near the Red Lion, so I had plenty of time to get out of the way. PJ mentioned the Bridge yesterday, the Bowes-Lion-Bridge -Ironwork cast in 1844- once provided a focal point at Stagenoe Park in Hertfordshire, this also was shipped in and rebuilt at Crich. The 'cobbled' main street as you can see, is not very wheelchair friendly, so they have laid out some wooden cobbles that are flat and wheelchair users can follow this 'path' for a less bumpy ride. They blend in quite well and unless you are looking for them, you don't notice. Thanks for stopping by for a look and for any comments you care to make. May the sun shine down on you where ever you are.

Comments (18)

aljaysart

3:24AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

Another Excellent capture Jeff and Great Info Thanks.

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rainbows

4:19AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

Superb depth in this shot, Jeff. The tram lines draw the eye right up to the bridge! I would love a wonder round this spot, camera in hand. An excellent shot that gives such a good "feel" of this place. Thank you for interesting info too. Have a wonderful day, sunshine is wished for you as well!!. Diane.

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SSoffia

4:32AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

BEAUTIFUL & SPECTACULAR IMAGE !!!!! Felicidades !!!!;)

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trishabadblood

6:04AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

Beautiful shot with fantastic colors and light.

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Richardphotos

6:35AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

cobble stone streets are not friendly with your feet if you walk them too much.beautiful museum and capture

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auntietk

9:11AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

Looks like a fascinating place! I'd love to wander around there.

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KatesFriend

10:24AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

Beauty of a shot. Long depth of field and you've made the most out of the overcast sky. Nicely done.

MrsLubner

11:02AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

This is great and has a wonderfully old time flavor to it. The entire area seems to be stopped in time...except for the scout or whatever you call them there that the man is riding on. But, he sort of breeches the ages in this shot so it really adds interest. I love that at full size for the detail!

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LudyMelltSekher

11:11AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

@>---Hello my dear friend, Precious and brilliant photography, Impressive!! Congratulations!! All you artwork is Very Beautiful!! It is a real pleasure to visit your gallery.A million stars from me.**(Thanks you very much for you comments, very estimated for my) Have a wonderful day, Hug and kiss in Your sweet heart. Luminous Blessings Ludy--<--<@ Sorry my English, I´ speak Spanish.(I am not going to enter a lot because me do not I feel well, excuse)

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Janiss

11:31AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

Jeff, I adore this perfect and splendid perspective! And I love this mann who is on the road but which is this machine?:-) Fantastic shot my friend!

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Ionel

11:57AM | Wed, 12 September 2007

I cannot believe that all that is a museum! This is cool and very interesting! Excellent capture, Jeff!!!

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artaddict2

1:15PM | Wed, 12 September 2007

Another great shot Jeff. Only today I was telling Sylvia how you make everything sound so interesting with your excellent write up on each piece. And reading some other comments, everybody loves it too. I really like the Long dof on this one, Thanx for posting.

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