Winchester is beautiful town at it's very worst you've got some boring but green suburban estates on it's edges but from there you just end seeing nicer and nicer residential areas. The town centre is just so polished with cafes and restaurants tumbling out little lanes amongst little shops. The money just oozes out between the brushed up bricks.
Winchester -12th May
Winchester is an English city with a population of about 40 000 which was founded by the Romans and later was the Anglo-Saxon capital of England.
The photos aren't really to straight because there were lots of people around and I didn't really want them to notice that I was taking photos
Winchester é uma cidade inglesa com uma população de cerca 40 000 que foi fundado pelos Romanos e foi mais tarde a capital Anglo-saxónica da Inglaterra. As fotos não estão muito direitos porque quando tirei-as as ruas estavam cheias e não queria que as pessoas vissem que eu estava a tirar fotos.
01. University of Winchester
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02. Clifton Terrace
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03.St James' Terrace
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04. Clifton Terrace, Clifton Road and Romsey Road
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05. Warren and Sons
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06. Seems like there's some new project going on
Novo hotel criaria 55 empregos
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07. Jewry Street
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08. St Lawerence's Church
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10. The Square and Great Minster Street
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11. City Museum
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12. The Old Vine
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13. Shops on the Square (although the shops on both sides make it seem more like a normal street, it seems that they built of both sides of one side of the square)
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15. Nice Beetle
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16. Still the Square
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17. In this photo, the way they built on both sides of the side of the Square is evident
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18. Winchester Cathedral
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19. War Memorial
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22. War Memorial whole
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23. These markings mark the foundations of the original Anglo-Saxon Winchester Minster
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26. The Square (I presume at least, these photos are the back of the buildings in the previous 'the Square' photo)
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27. The Cathedral
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28. The Square
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29. Not sure what this road's called
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30. Nicest looking Thomas Cook that I've ever seen
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31.High Street
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32. More High Street
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34.High Street
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36. Winchester Buttercross
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37. Little Minster Street
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38. High Street
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40. Jewry Street
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41. Southgate Street
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42. High Street
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46. I wonder if this represents anyone in particular
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48. The Westgate
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49. I think that the nearer buildings are courts and the building at the end is the Great Hall
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50. Hampshire County Council
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The photos aren't really to straight because there were lots of people around and I didn't really want them to notice that I was taking photos
Winchester é uma cidade inglesa com uma população de cerca 40 000 que foi fundado pelos Romanos e foi mais tarde a capital Anglo-saxónica da Inglaterra. As fotos não estão muito direitos porque quando tirei-as as ruas estavam cheias e não queria que as pessoas vissem que eu estava a tirar fotos.
01. University of Winchester
02. Clifton Terrace
03.St James' Terrace
04. Clifton Terrace, Clifton Road and Romsey Road
05. Warren and Sons
06. Seems like there's some new project going on
Novo hotel criaria 55 empregos
07. Jewry Street
08. St Lawerence's Church
09.
10. The Square and Great Minster Street
11. City Museum
12. The Old Vine
13. Shops on the Square (although the shops on both sides make it seem more like a normal street, it seems that they built of both sides of one side of the square)
14.
15. Nice Beetle
16. Still the Square
17. In this photo, the way they built on both sides of the side of the Square is evident
18. Winchester Cathedral
19. War Memorial
20.
21.
22. War Memorial whole
23. These markings mark the foundations of the original Anglo-Saxon Winchester Minster
24.
25.
26. The Square (I presume at least, these photos are the back of the buildings in the previous 'the Square' photo)
27. The Cathedral
28. The Square
29. Not sure what this road's called
30. Nicest looking Thomas Cook that I've ever seen
31.High Street
32. More High Street
33.
34.High Street
35.
36. Winchester Buttercross
37. Little Minster Street
38. High Street
39.
40. Jewry Street
41. Southgate Street
42. High Street
43.
44.
45.
46. I wonder if this represents anyone in particular
47.
48. The Westgate
49. I think that the nearer buildings are courts and the building at the end is the Great Hall
50. Hampshire County Council
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Very nice and interesting photos :cheers: The City Museum looks beautiful 
It really is green and beautiful
Indeed
Okay :lol:Silly pet project. I don't really understand the huge fascination with this particular boat.
Rebuild the 7 ancient world wonders instead while you're at it!
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Thank you! It does, I tried to google what it was historically, but I didn't find outVery nice and interesting photos :cheers: The City Museum looks beautiful
Lovely, very nice shots from Winchester
Thank you!Lovely, very nice shots from Winchester
It does indeed. Caer as in Caernarfron also comes from that term.
Beautiful shots. Winchester looks like your quintessential idyllic English town.
I would agree
It looks like what it is!Beautiful shots. Winchester looks like your quintessential idyllic English town.
It is. There are many others, but for a place of 40 000 Winchester has maintained itself impressively.
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