This place was probably close to Alexandra Estate because I saw a house like that there.
Example from the road.
This one, probably a hotel, doesn't look very nice. It looks like a soviet-time commieblock that has been renovated :)
Nice tower.
I love Soviet-era commieblock areas and buildings both in former USSR and in Eastern Europe. Highway ("Magistraal" in Estonian) takes me through such areas and some nice blocks are located right next to them. I am happy that I can enjoy these buildings and areas in my hometown Tallinn every day. (In case you wanted to see shopping mall Magistral in Mustamäe, please go to https://magistral.ee.)
Monday, 26 June 2017
583 London and Luton 25.06.2016
Few more photos from this trip, from the bus again.
This place was probably close to Alexandra Estate because I saw a house like that there.
Example from the road.
This one, probably a hotel, doesn't look very nice. It looks like a soviet-time commieblock that has been renovated :)
Nice tower.
This place was probably close to Alexandra Estate because I saw a house like that there.
Example from the road.
This one, probably a hotel, doesn't look very nice. It looks like a soviet-time commieblock that has been renovated :)
Nice tower.
582 Bath 24.06.2016
Bath is visible over there.
Houses were so similar because the town was built in Georgian time.
This was our main place to see.
Few views from inside. This is naturally warm water, the only such place in England (maybe even in the whole island). Of course, this is where Bath got its name from. It is a whole museum, I only show photos of exterior parts here.
We were told that the world's first envelope with a stamp was sent from Bath to London, and that building was also along the road, possibly around this area (I didn't take a photo of it).
Everything I saw was old, except this very interesting building ahead. They have used the colour of other buildings!
Houses were so similar because the town was built in Georgian time.
This was our main place to see.
Few views from inside. This is naturally warm water, the only such place in England (maybe even in the whole island). Of course, this is where Bath got its name from. It is a whole museum, I only show photos of exterior parts here.
We were told that the world's first envelope with a stamp was sent from Bath to London, and that building was also along the road, possibly around this area (I didn't take a photo of it).
Everything I saw was old, except this very interesting building ahead. They have used the colour of other buildings!
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