Thames Travel’s 80908 (NK20 ELU) at Newbury Wharf on route X34 from Didcot
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Thames Travel’s 80908 (NK20 ELU) at Newbury Wharf on route X34 from Didcot
The Centre Hall of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow's West End, during the Sunday afternoon organ recital.
Kelvingrove was built for the Glasgow International Exhibition of 1901, to designs by the London architects John W. Simpson and E. J. Milner Allen, and has been the city's principal museum and art gallery ever since. The Centre Hall is the heart of the building, with a coffered barrel vault, galleries on two levels and a chequered floor.
The organ was built by T. C. Lewis & Co of Brixton for the 1901 Exhibition. Glasgow Corporation bought it when the Exhibition closed and installed it here the following year. It is still played every day in free recitals: lighter programmes at lunchtime from Monday to Saturday, and more classical fare on Sunday afternoons.
The organist is just visible at the console beneath the pipes. Some of the audience have settled into chairs around the edges of the hall, others stand listening in the middle of the floor, and the café in the corner carries on regardless.
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A few shots of a Spoonbill catching and eating what looks like a Roach, after a struggle it did manage to swallow it.
Paseando por las marismas de Jaitzubia en Hondarribia con nubes y claros
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(c) Steven Greff
