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Fascinating! I had fun finding out exactly where this was - several levels down in Wynyard station looking north east up York Street. The only(?) constant is the wrapped statue of John Dunmore Lang (see note) - streetview goo.gl/maps/qArK5PK9UwXSgPsYA

Thanks, I have added it to the map. I also liked all the compressed air hoses for the jack hammers draped around the rocks.

They've got a couple of Leyland Beavers.

The Science Building in UCC (now the Kane Science Building) is under construction in the background

The houses on the left hand side of the Carrigrohane Road are still there while the garage has made way for UCC student accommodation. The road layout is still the same.

A smashing view of Cork :) With lots to see. While I would normally be chomping-at-the-bit to mansplain my way through any Cork photo, I've gotta head out the back again. And weigh down the fallen garden fence-panel. And retrieve the lifted shed felt-panel :) Stay safe all today. And certainly don't go trying to recreate this shot. Certainly not at lunchtime when this Ophelia tracking site suggests the County Hall will be taking a brunt of it :)

CASSIDY PHOTOGRAPHY: "Attendees: Governor Kate Warner, Tasmania Premier Will Hodgman, et al" Don't get me wrong. I like Al :) He's just a divil for the free sausages at these things. Al would show up at the opening of an envelope - if it meant free nibbles :)

Outside the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square

Beautifull pictures, thank you very much for sharing those. Maurice Belgium

Buses no longer run along here, but have to go round Trafalgar Square on the other three sides. This is pedestrian only.

Interesting that buses actually stood here when taking their layover. The one in front is an independent operator, or 'Pirate' as the General called them. It is going all the way to Waltham Cross and would be in competition with that 29 for much of the way.