We had to go to Manchester to collect our visas for China, and we had a beautiful sunny day, and obviously took lots of photos. Since I haven’t exactly been complimentary about the place, I thought I would post a few pics to show how lovely it is when the sun shines!
2 November 2018: Salford Quays, Manchester, UK – ITV and BBC buildings on a sunny autumn day, clear blue sky, colourfully dressed young people in foreground.
2 November 2018: Salford Quays, Manchester, UK – The Lowry Bridge, or Millennium Footbridge, which spans the Manchester Ship Canal between Salford and Trafford.November 2 2018: Salford Quays, Manchester, UK – Imperial War Museum North, reflected in the deep blue water of the Manchester Ship Canal, on a beautiful autumn day.2 November 2018: Manchester, UK – Media City UK reflected in the Manchester Ship Canal, on a perfect autumn day.2 November 2018: Salford Quays, Manchester, UK – The Lowry Bridge on a lovely sunny autumn day, with clear blue sky.2 November 2018: Salford Quays, Manchester, UK – Three young tourists strolling beside the Manchester Ship Canal.2 November 2018: Salford Quays, Manchester, UK – The Lowry, and Pier 8 Restaurant and Bar, on a beautiful sunny autumn day.2 November 2018: Manchester, UK – Metrolink tram in St Peter’s Square in the autumn sunshine.2 November 2018: Manchester, UK – The Urbis building, home of the National Football Museum, and The Printworks, an entertainment venue, in Exchange Square, central Manchester, UK.2 September 2018: Manchester, UK – Exchange Square, with Corn Exchange building, Metrolink tram, two young women with backlit hair, and flare.
After we got our visas (£310 plus 2 trips to Manchester) we discovered that we could have gone visa free, if we had stayed one day less. However, the visas do last 2 years, so we are going to make the most of it by having a China holiday in spring 2020. This one looks good.
Right, time to start packing for our next adventure! Looking forward to seeing you all soon.