Showing posts with label Hursley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hursley. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

All UK posts

Have been publishing posts in drafts, in bits and pieces; been lazy at times to process, rename and choose from the thousand plus JPEGs. An easy access to all of those here.

i] Eastleigh
ii] Winchester
iii] Hursley
iv] Stonehenge and Woodhenge
v] Avebury
vi] Bath
vii] Salisbury
viii] Beaulieu
ix] Hurst Castle
x] Portsmouth
xi] Hursley Day
xii] Buckler's Hard
xiii] Calshot Castle and Beach
xiv] Oxford I
xv] Oxford II
xvi] Stratford-upon-Avon
xvii] Warwick
xviii] NewForest
xix] London - Walk I
xx] London - Walk II
xxi] London - Walk III

Tuesday, July 08, 2008

Hursley Day

50 Years of Hursley Labs
Saturday 5th July 2008

I was here at the right time. A splendid day filled with activities. A collection of appreciable events.

Falconry





Needless to explain, the photo says it all.

Spitfire aerobic display



Exhibition has everything form Clock, Scales & Coffee Mill which IBM once manufactured, to CRT, Diskettes to technologies its flown.

Choir in front of Hursley House.

Evening Concert and Fireworks – 10PM

The evening turned windy and was accompanied with a lovely sprinkle.

Blessed was my visit!

Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Hursley

23 June 2008 – Monday
Hursley
, Hampshire, UK

My first visit to the IBM Lab at Hursley. And a series of snaps, from my afternoon and evening walks.

Entrance to IBM


Hursley House
The history dates back to 12th Century. The present structure however belong to the Heathcotes.

William Heathcote a wealthy merchant who bought the estate for £35,100 in 1718.

Inside the Hursley house

SunDial

Stable

Sunken Garden

Evening Walk

Crops beside Hursley House
Wow! The Lilac patch was feast to the eye.

Hursley house, west face

Club House

The complete set can be found here.

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