2013-09-30 Graffiti

Not the Baltic but round the back of the Sage:

2013-09-30 Newcastle skyline

Newcastle from the top of Sodhouse Bank:

2013-09-28 Messing about on the river

A yacht moored on Newcastle Quayside:

2013-09-27 Bottle Bank

Looking down Bottle Bank to the Swing Bridge with the Hilton on the left:

2013-09-26 Swing Bridge

The Swing Bridge and surrounding areas of Newcastle on a clear sunny day:

2013-09-25 They're watching

Watching you from every angle:

2013-09-24 Padlocks

The padlocks on the High Level are increasing:

2013-09-23 High Level Bridge

A bit of strange lighting on the High Level Bridge:

2013-09-22 Pedestrians on foot

Pedestrians on foot...how else?

2013-09-21 Dredger

The Clearwater dredging the Tyne:

2013-09-20 Lucky horseshoe

I can't imagine they are doing a roaring trade in horseshoes these days:

2013-09-19 But not for me

The old Post Office Inn in St. Nicholas Street picture courtesy of Newcastle Libraries:

Now it is Tup Tup (don't ask):

And they don't seem to want your custom:

2013-09-18 Proud

Creating places we can all be proud of:

Hmmm!

2013-09-17 Shipcote Lane

Nestled between Shipcote Baths and the Central Library and was originally used for housing Council employees including the Mayor's chauffeur:

2013-09-16 Rainy day at Sheriff Hill

A rainy day on Old Durham Road, Sheriff Hill:

And the other side of the street:

2013-09-15 Dental practice

Low Fell Caring Dental Practice on Dryden Road:

2013-09-14 Speedboats

Speedboats racing on the River Tyne:

2013-09-13 The Sage

The Sage seen from Newcastle Quayside:

2013-09-12 Seaside in the Quayside

Things to do at the seaside on the Quayside, buckets and spades provided:

2013-09-11 The snapper snapped Quayside edition

Little to say about this:

2013-09-10 Sunshine and showers

A mixed bag of weather over Lobley Hill:

2013-09-09 Rainy days and Mondays

Mist hanging over the Tyne Valley and rain is on the way:

Viewed from the Windmill Hills.

2013-09-08 Tynevale Terrace

Tynevale on one side and Bensham Crescent on the other:

2013-09-07 John Wesley Memorial

The John Wesley Memorial is currently in the middle of The Seaside on the Quayside though Wesley will remain when the Seaside disappears for the winter:

A close-up of the inscription:

2013-09-06 The Swirle

The Swirle was originally the name of the lane in the background but is now more commonly known for the sculpture of the same name:

2013-09-05 Pudding Chare

Pudding Chare in the heart of Newcastle:

It is reputed to have been named after Pow Dene which runs underneath it:

2013-09-03 Redheugh gas holder

As seen from Derwentwater Road the Redheugh gas holder:

2013-09-02 The third cathedral

Newcastle's third cathedral as seen from Derwentwater Rod in Gateshead:

2013-09-01 Seaside on the Quayside

A day at the beach in the sunshine: