Birmingham - Photos aside
the H1 Collaboration Meeting, September 2001

Birmingham City, University Campus, Warwick Castle & Stratford Upon Avon.

I was fascinated by the old - often industrial - architecture and the waterway construction. Pictures were taken with a Kodak 3.3MPixel Camera.

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	Birmingham • City, University Campus, Waterways
		The Bell Tower of the University.
	Well preserved houses downtown.	Rose Villa with remarkable clock tower in the juweller's quarter.	Agin the University tower.
	Brindley Place - new shopping centre close to the canal harbor.	An old factory building.	The Malt House - nice pub and restaurant.
	New office buildings at the waterside.	Old iron bridge in the harbor.	An entrance to the harbor area.
	Hand-operated lock.	Sequence of locks.	Basement construction close to a canal.
	The hauling ropes carved grooves into the brick wall aside a canal.	Hundreds of such stone bridges span the Midengland canals.	Rope carvings in an iron crank body.
	One of the many splendid suburban villas.	Detailed view of another one.	Church.
		Graveyard - apparently not used anymore!
	Warwick Castle
	The Warwick castle.	View through one of the many highly elaborated embrasures.	View from a tower onto the village.
	Stratford
	An inviting Pub.	Another one downtown. The U.S. flag is at half-mast since it's September 12th, 2001.	The Shakespeare Birth House.
		Doris & Max - my colleagues - in front of the Shakespeare Museum.