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Nottingham: Queen of the East Midlands. A Mecca for shoppers, drinkers and those going to get married. Famed for its nightlife, Nottingham sits in the centre of the region, powering a new economy now the coalfields are dying.
Nottingham is a modern, growing city attracting inward investment at a vast rate. The two universities attract students from around the UK and abroad adding to the vibrant and cosmopolitan feel. With all this in mind, Nottingham has still managed to maintain it's historical roots and Olde England feel. The city is home to the UK oldest pub - The Ye Olde Salution, Nottingham Castle, and a popular cave network under the city.
The location is ideal to explore the rest of Nottinghamshire and witness first-hand the 'Robin Hood' territory in the North (with its own festival each year), but also historic old towns such as the market town of Newark to the East. Belvoir Castle is also just a few miles outwards.
Nottingham is very much a social city with a high emphasis on Sports. There is the National Watersports Centre at Holme Pierpont; The National Ice Arena; Nottingham Forest Football Club; the first ever professional football club in Notts County; and the World famous Trent Bridge Cricket Ground. It also home to the high ranking Ice Hockey team - the Nottingham Panthers.
It used to be called Snottingham in the Viking days; I'm sort of pleased the "s" was dropped. It is certainly an entertaining city which can offer a lot to its visitors.
Nottingham is a modern, growing city attracting inward investment at a vast rate. The two universities attract students from around the UK and abroad adding to the vibrant and cosmopolitan feel. With all this in mind, Nottingham has still managed to maintain it's historical roots and Olde England feel. The city is home to the UK oldest pub - The Ye Olde Salution, Nottingham Castle, and a popular cave network under the city.
The location is ideal to explore the rest of Nottinghamshire and witness first-hand the 'Robin Hood' territory in the North (with its own festival each year), but also historic old towns such as the market town of Newark to the East. Belvoir Castle is also just a few miles outwards.
Nottingham is very much a social city with a high emphasis on Sports. There is the National Watersports Centre at Holme Pierpont; The National Ice Arena; Nottingham Forest Football Club; the first ever professional football club in Notts County; and the World famous Trent Bridge Cricket Ground. It also home to the high ranking Ice Hockey team - the Nottingham Panthers.
It used to be called Snottingham in the Viking days; I'm sort of pleased the "s" was dropped. It is certainly an entertaining city which can offer a lot to its visitors.
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Mar 13, 2009 – Aug 06, 2009
So I left the flat to get to Kings Cross Station via the tube. Sitting there with my Aviators on, I got a chance to glance around without being noticed. Yep, this is London how I remember it, zero eye contact, everyone reading that freebie crap newspaper or some paperback book from…
Jun 26, 2007 – Sep 26, 2007
Sunday August 5th, 2007
The Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire. Will, Maya and I decided to go to the Sherwood Forest and see if we can find ourselves some venison. It also happened to be the last day of the Robin Hood Festival. After about a two hour drive with many roundabouts …
May 11, 2008
For a change In UK we had few days of beautiful sunny weather in early May time.
I went for a walk with Abby ( My German Shepherd) this beautiful morning.
My lens captured few beautiful moments.Thought to share with every one.
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