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Dr. Ellsworth Wareham - 98 years old vegan

Interview of Massimo Leopardi for Veggie Channel web-tv. Vegan since his 50s, Dr. Ellsworth Wareham is a famous cardiothoracic surgeon who retired at the age of 95. He believes his healthful lifestyle contributes to his longevity, and he points to Loma Linda's Adventist Health Studies as evidence.

Dr. Ellsworth managed his weight by eating fruits, vegetables, nuts, and then there's his philosophy of life. Find more:

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Great Grey Shrike - Arne RSPB Reserve - 14/12/16

Red Crayola On the Brink

Red Crayola - On the Brink - sur l'album Soldier-Talk (1979)

The Red Krayola - at The Getty 2006

Reading Town Hall Clock

A look at Reading Town Hall Clock on Saturday 22nd August 2015.

The first recorded town or guild hall for Reading was known as the Yield Hall and is known to have been situated beside the River Kennet near the current Yield Hall Lane. However by the middle of the 16th century this had proved too small, and the spoils of the dissolution of the monasteries were to provide both of the town's next two halls. Initially, in 1543, the town was granted part of the former friary that was later to become Greyfriars Church.

However Greyfriars did not prove a successful town hall, and some twenty years later the council created a new town hall by inserting an upper floor into the former refectory of the Hospitium of St John, Reading Abbey's hospitium. The lower floor of this building continued to be used by Reading School, as it had been since 1486. For the next 200 years, the old monastic building continued to serve as Reading's town hall, but by the 18th century it was suffering from structural weakness.

Between 1785 and 1786, the old hall was dismantled and replaced on the same site by the first of several phases of building that were to make up today's Town Hall. This part of the building later became known as the Small Town Hall or the Victoria Hall, to distinguish it from the much later concert hall. The new hall was designed by Alderman Charles Poulton, a cabinet maker by trade, and is today largely hidden behind later extensions. The rear elevation and four sash windows with semi-circular tops can be seen from St Laurence's churchyard.

The Organ, originally built by Father Willis.

In 1864, the 1780s building was redecorated in an Italianate style by W H Woodman, the borough surveyor. At the same time an organ, built by Father Willis and presented by the Reading Philharmonic Society, was installed.

In 1875, an extension and new frontage was designed in Victorian Gothic style by the architect Alfred Waterhouse, involving partial demolition of the 1780s building but retaining the core hall. The new frontage was built with red and grey bricks, together with terracotta ornaments, all of which were products of the town's Colliers' brickworks. This extension added a council chamber and offices to the building, and the clock tower over its entrance is still a distinctive Reading landmark.

Crewe Market Hall Clock

A look at Crewe Market Hall Clock on the afternoon of Saturday 11th April 2015.

The market hall was designed by Charles Meason and opened in 1854. The tower was added in 1871 which included the clock which contains a single bell and strikes on the hours.

Unfortunately I was a little slow at switching my camera on so was only able to record 3 of the 4.00pm strikes!

The following are links to videos of other clocks I have visited:

LONDON BIG BEN


LUTON TOWN HALL


AMPTHILL TOWN CLOCK


TROWBRIDGE TOWN HALL


HEREFORD MARKET HALL


CARTERS GREEN CLOCK TOWER


TETTENHALL CLOCK TOWER


KIDSGROVE VICTORIA HALL


CREWE TOWN CLOCK


NOTTINGHAM COUNCIL HOUSE


MANCHESTER TOWN HALL


ECCLES TOWN HALL


HYDE TOWN HALL


DUKINFIELD TOWN HALL


STALYBRIDGE CIVIC HALL


ROCHDALE TOWN HALL


BOLTON TOWN HALL


CHORLEY TOWN HALL


DARWEN TOWN AND MARKET HALL


GREAT HARWOOD MERCER MEMORIAL


BURNLEY TOWN HALL


COLNE TOWN HALL


LANCASTER TOWN HALL


KENDAL TOWN HALL


EARLESTOWN TOWN HALL


LIVERPOOL MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS


LIVERPOOL VICTORIA BUILDING


BIRKENHEAD TOWN HALL


SOUTHPORT TOWN HALL


BUXTON TOWN HALL


BUXTON DEVONSHIRE DOME


MARSDEN MECHANICS HALL


LINDLEY CLOCK TOWER


HALIFAX TOWN HALL


BRADFORD CITY HALL


CLECKHEATON TOWN HALL


DEWSBURY TOWN HALL


BATLEY LIBRARY AND ART GALLERY


MORLEY TOWN HALL


YEADON TOWN HALL


LEEDS TOWN HALL


LEEDS THORNTON'S ARCADE


LEEDS GRAND ARCADE


ILKLEY TOWN HALL


SHEFFIELD TOWN HALL


HULL GUILDHALL


GRANGE-OVER-SANDS CLOCK TOWER


ULVERSTON TOWN CLOCK


DALTON-IN-FURNESS TOWN HALL


BARROW-IN-FURNESS TOWN HALL


SOUTH SHIELDS TOWN HALL

SKEGNESS WATERSIDE CARAVAN PARK 2012

BR 60103 'Flying Scotsman' departs Crewe with 'The Cathedrals Express' 13/6/17

WCR 47237 was on rear