No, you are not drunken ... ! We stayed at our fav Bed & Breakfast place which is situated on a cliffy street. I took a fast pic before we went to the exhibition at the
Bonded Warehouse in the early morning hours:
A little sneak peak into the "backyard":
The first visitors arrived when everybody was busy with the build-up:
One of the boats which is ready to take you for a canal cruise (with / without jazz music!) on Sundays:
After the exhibtion we enjoyed some leisure time at the Ruskin Glass Centre. These guys were just crazy ...
Such a body-control ... unbelievable ... and I held my breath while he was trying to reach the other side with this huge turning bowl in one of his hands:
Everybody was impressed ...
Especially when they showed up in front of you for an invitation ... *lol*
My fav place to relax and rest my eyes at the Ruskin Glass Centre ... and one of the most "energetic-pathes" I walked while looking for Bernd ...
... doing business:
... or bumping into Michael (a friend of ours!):
I love the old buildings in the courtyard ...
... where you can sit nearby the water ...
... or take a pic of maestro
Gianni Toso (in the middle!) which has a 700-year-family-tradition in glass. His work is amazing ... and I was happy to be able to visit his lecture on Monday.
Another building on the left ... and the realization that I forgot to take a pic of the road & the building which led to the British Glass Biennale 2010 exhibition. Oh, well ... :) ... next time!
One of the glass galleries, the bell tower (for sleepy students!), the coffee shop where you could eat delicious food and take a peak at all the glassy things for the fun auction where they raise money for the upcoming International Festival of Glass in 2012:
Our beloved pub "The Robin Hood" we visited every evening to drink famous Batham's Ale and have some sale & vinegar crisps ... yummy ...!!!
Hope you enjoyed your trip for today ... CHEERS & BYE ... ♥
No, you are not drunken ... ! We stayed at our fav Bed & Breakfast place which is situated on a cliffy street. I took a fast pic before we went to the exhibition at the Bonded Warehouse in the early morning hours:
A little sneak peak into the "backyard":
The first visitors arrived when everybody was busy with the build-up:
One of the boats which is ready to take you for a canal cruise (with / without jazz music!) on Sundays:
After the exhibtion we enjoyed some leisure time at the Ruskin Glass Centre. These guys were just crazy ...
Such a body-control ... unbelievable ... and I held my breath while he was trying to reach the other side with this huge turning bowl in one of his hands:
Everybody was impressed ...
Especially when they showed up in front of you for an invitation ... *lol*
My fav place to relax and rest my eyes at the Ruskin Glass Centre ... and one of the most "energetic-pathes" I walked while looking for Bernd ...
... doing business:
... or bumping into Michael (a friend of ours!):
I love the old buildings in the courtyard ...
... where you can sit nearby the water ...
... or take a pic of maestro Gianni Toso (in the middle!) which has a 700-year-family-tradition in glass. His work is amazing ... and I was happy to be able to visit his lecture on Monday.
Another building on the left ... and the realization that I forgot to take a pic of the road & the building which led to the British Glass Biennale 2010 exhibition. Oh, well ... :) ... next time!
One of the glass galleries, the bell tower (for sleepy students!), the coffee shop where you could eat delicious food and take a peak at all the glassy things for the fun auction where they raise money for the upcoming International Festival of Glass in 2012:
Our beloved pub "The Robin Hood" we visited every evening to drink famous Batham's Ale and have some sale & vinegar crisps ... yummy ...!!!
Hope you enjoyed your trip for today ... CHEERS & BYE ... ♥
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