Friday 21 October 2011

Solid Foundations Are Of Paramount Importance #4

Here's how the building site is looking today, from a new angle. It's a week since the first batch of 15 stories was left in various spots on the perimeter and I've decided to repeat the exercise. Another 15 printouts - scrawled with the words "Read me - dare you" - were left on Friday 21 October 2011, between 2pm and 2.30pm. Most are in exactly the same places as last week, as a kind of reminder; some are in slightly different locations.


This is a record of where 15 stories were dropped off this week...

Jersey Street/Bengal Street - building site hoardings, behind red Road Closed sign (identical to last week)

Jersey Street - fence to building site carpark, in line of sight to car driver (identical to last week)

Jersey Street - gate to building site carpark, by the latch (identical to last week)

Jersey Street - parking ticket machine, outside Murrays Mills (identical to last week)

Jersey Street - silver-coloured Ford hatchback, parked near the parking ticket machine further towards Great Ancoats Street, outside Royal Mills, under windscreen wiper

Hood Street - building site entrance, behind red Site Entrance sign on gate (identical to last week)

Hood Street - building site entrance, behind Site Safety sign on gate (gate was shut so couldn't gain entry)

Hood Street - next to one of the Ancoats Peeps, behind rusty downpipe (identical to last week)

Blossom Street - engineers' van, parked outside St Peter's Church, through open nearside window (glass door to church now boarded up)

Blossom Street - carpark, kitchen and bathroom joiners' van, under windscreen wiper (the red van was there again, but window up)

Blossom Street - building site hoardings, behind blue and white Pedestrian Route sign (identical to last week)

Bengal Street/Blossom Street - building site hoardings, behind red Road Closed sign

Loom Street - SUV, parked in Ask? building bay, under windscreen wiper

Loom Street - furthest entrance to BS41 flats, behind metal cover

Loom Street - BT Openreach van, under windscreen wiper

1 comment:

  1. This is excellent, like yarn bombing, but with stories. I will be on the lookout. visiting via circuitous route from the lit festival blog
    thanks for sharing
    martine

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