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hilofoz: Willow moored at Canal Bank
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hilofoz: Synergy Logistics building across from Canal Bank
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hilofoz: The Art Nouveau style library building
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hilofoz: Outside the Charnwood Museum in Queen’s Park
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hilofoz: Mirror sculpture by Amelia Seren Roberts
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hilofoz: The mirror sculptures that commemorate WWII are about War, Loss and Grief
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hilofoz: One of the mirror sculptures and Great Paul Bell casting
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hilofoz: Loughborough’s heritage trail noticeboard in Queen’s Park
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hilofoz: Queen’s Park fountain and summer beds
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hilofoz: Charnwood Museum entrance and decorative railings
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hilofoz: One of the mirror sculptures in a bed of flowers
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hilofoz: Charnwood museum building, sculpture and bell casting
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hilofoz: Great Paul Bell Casting
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hilofoz: Queen’s Park pond, bridge and foutain from Great Paul casting
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hilofoz: About Great Paul: Britain’s Biggest Bell
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hilofoz: Reeds and waterweeds, Queen’s Park pond
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hilofoz: The Great Paul Bell still rings out at 1:00pm every day in London
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hilofoz: Memory, Loss and Grief sculpture created from mirrored stainless steel
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hilofoz: The Carillon and bandstand, Queen’s Park
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hilofoz: The Beaumanor Chair made from oak in 1690, Charnwood Museum
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hilofoz: Great Paul bell casting on plinth
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hilofoz: Queen’s Park from Great Paul casting
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hilofoz: Bandstand begonias
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hilofoz: Bandstand near the Carillon Building
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hilofoz: A genuine looking drum, but really a bottle cooler
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hilofoz: Regimental drum bottle cooler
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hilofoz: An Authentic True Scale Replica, a fully insulated ice bucket
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hilofoz: Boer war regalia upstairs
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hilofoz: Drums used in the Boer War
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hilofoz: Bren Gun and Tommy hats