Answering honestly , which by all accounts is difficult for you ya lying kernt, did you know of this wonderful gatehouse before the echo story. In another story, did you realise the state of Doxford Hall, which overlooks the wonderful park complete with walled gardens.lovely for a stroll in the summer ..it fell into a mess after the lazurous trust bailed out years back.Orginally owned by the Doxford family. Get the fucker bought Armpit and turn it into a museum.
The same people are the ones who have a go at others for not supporting Sunderland enough. Honestly mate, just ignore em, they clearly
I see you still dont understand what a promontory is.
The same people are the ones who have a go at others for not supporting Sunderland enough. Honestly mate, just ignore em, they clearly
I see you still dont understand what a promontory is.
Oh, and when did you say you were last at the Maritime Heritage Centre??? Because the guys in there are fully behind this campaign and are still looking for bigger and more centrally located premises.
Yes, ive parked next to it hundreds of times when at the climbing wall adjacent.
I worked in the yards from the age of 16 and walked through those gates on hundreds of occasions. The things you mention are mere nods to the shipbuilding heritage of Sunderland. There isn't anything of substance to acknowledge Sunderland place in the world of shipbuilding and what made the town great. You actually putting a page up from the destruction of the gatehouse is a f***ing disgrace. You should hang your head in shame.... C*NT
You're talking shite mate.Keel square and the keel line are a far more impressive homage to shipbuilding than a gatehouse.Of which you knew fuck all about.
Quite easy for you to navigate your way around the board, you'll manage. But lets eb honest, you haven't a clue what the word means do you else you wouldnt have used it. Captain cut and paste....thats all you are.
You can post an many links as you want but the sculpture by definition IS NOT A PROMONTORY.
Personally i think that would look fabulous as a gateway to The Launch sculpture. A monument linking last to present. Almost like a visitors centre, where hopefully all the new tourists/workers coming into the Vaux area can learn more about Wearside industry etc...
There are plenty who couldn't give a shiney shite and plenty who do and do loads for the city. One lad who does has made some very sensible suggestions to the OP and you saw the reply.
Just a huge Keel Line, a monument, a heritage centre, a 30 metre high installation called 'The Launch' on the riverside and statues and artwork all along both sides of the river. You know fuck all about it mate. Do you even live in Sunderland? Thick as fuck man
It wouldn't...it's a pebbleddashed burned out monstrosity that was originally designed as Art Deco and then had extensions tagged on to it. It's a horrible horrible building
Do you think for a moment a reconstruction would look like that though? I'm far from against them being saved as it happens, or at least part of. If they've got to go though for development, so be it. I want our kids to live in a flourishing city.
Seriously post the link where we had that conversation. You're making it up man
The bricks will be fucked completely after being neglected and covered with pebbledash
An angry man with a well-focussed attack can be quite unsettling indeed.
An angry man with an appalling grasp of grammar however, is just f***ing hilarious.
Why wouldnt it look like that? The original engineering bricks are under the pebble dash (why that was put on i have no idea mind). It's more symbolic than aesthetic though for me. Despite the rhetoric there is precious little to remind anyone of how mighty an industry we had on the river....this is literally our last chance to salvage a tiny piece of it and help preserve that memory.
I don't really mind people not giving a shiney shite about the gates, but I do object to people taking the piss out of those who do.
