So, the month of June seems to have been a lot about the Carillon, and related things! Earlier in the month, I took the opportunity to climb the Carillon tower, and look out over Queen's Park, over Loughborough, over to Beacon Hill and the Outwoods, to the Leicestershire Wolds, and even over to East Midlands airport! I've been up the tower many times over the years, and I've taken photos of the views from many of Loughborough's taller places and from the town's rooftops, but here are some photos from my latest tower climb - simply in the order in which I took them!
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| Looking towards the Leicestershire Wolds, with parish church tower |
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| View of the bandstand looking towards Granby Street |
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| The roof of Charnwood Museum, centre |
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| Looking towards the university, Towers Hall of residence to the rear left, Beacon Hill in distance |
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| Looking along possibly Arthur Street and Curzon Street |
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| Gardens on Arthur Street and Curzon Street, with cars parked along Burleigh Road (or York Road) |
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| Cars probably on Burleigh Road, catholic church on Ashby Road on the left |
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| Emmanuel Church, and the leisure centre rooftop! |
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| Park Road to the right, and convent buildings centre and left |
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| Premiere Inn (white), convent far right |
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| Looking across to Granby Street car park and bowling green (Premiere Inn is the white building) |
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| Rear of mill buildings off Ward's End / Devonshire Square |
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| The cupola atop the public library |
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| The Charnwood Museum in Queen's Park |
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| Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station in the distance |
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