Building at junction of Oozels Loop...

... where Sherborne Wharf is. The building is triangular and from some angles it resembles a ship's prow as the balconies appear to get wider as you go up the stories.

Day 38 - Dudley 2, Netherton Tunnel and Dudley 1

June 22nd 2013
1 lock, 201 in total. The original Brindley canal is a contour canal and it is fairly winding. Telford was commissioned to sort this out and built a very straight canal which cuts through all the old loops, often in cuttings so that there would be no need for locks. Apparently the old cut, now called the Wolverhampton Level, is much more interesting but we had to leave Birmingham ... read more

Europe » United Kingdom » England » West Midlands

Great Britain, the dominant industrial and maritime power of the 19th century, played a leading role in developing parliamentary democracy and in advancing literature and science. At its zenith, the British Empire stretched over one-fourth of the ear... ... read more

Joined	March 8th 2013	Trips	1
Last Login	January 9th 2021	Followers	1
Status	BLOGGER	Follows	0
Blogs	120	Guestbook	114
Photos	1,795	Forum Posts	0