This characterful bus shelter in Manchester, England, could brighten even a dull day. I love the patterns of colour and light created by the design viewed against the city’s architecture.
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That was never there in my student days. City centre?
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It’s in or around Spinningfields.
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We never spoke of Spinningfields in 1968!
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What fabulous colours, I love it 🙂
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It would brighten a rainy day.
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Such happy colors!
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Very much so.
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Beautiful colors!
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Thanks, Laurie.
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How clever!
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A sprinkling of imagination makes all the difference.
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Beautiful, Susan
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Thanks, Derrick.
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Given that waiting is a chunk of life, I must wonder why all waiting places aren’t like this one. “Characterful” indeed!
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Good point! Waiting places ought to be extra special, if only to stop us playing all those passing–the-time games.
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fabulous!!
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I once read that our love of patterns was an early civilising influence – that seems to ring true
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