Walking into Brook Road, where it became very dark, with no street lights or ambient light.
The posters
Monday, 2 June 2008
On the nightwalk
Here are some images from the nightwalk, which launched the project on April 12th 2008 - the sequence of images shows the part of the walk after leaving Marsh Barton (for more images see the website.)
Walking into Brook Road, where it became very dark, with no street lights or ambient light.
Walking into Brook Road, where it became very dark, with no street lights or ambient light.
Salmon Pool Bridge
Going across Salmon Pool Bridge, over the canal. It was very dark on the other side.
Fork in the road
On Salmon Pool Lane therre is a fork in the road, either side of a hedge-island. We chose the right hand fork on this occasion
Second Half/impromptu bit of the nightwalk
The nightwalk route officially ended at the Bus Stop on Topsham Road, near the top of Salmon Pool Lane. However, we continued on back towards Exeter City Centre led by a spontaneous guide who said he knew a good route.
Shortcut through County Hall
Though it was night, and the workers of County Hall had long since gone home, our 'spontaneous guide' knew that a shortcut through County Hall was still possible. We walked through brightly lit Cloister type corridors, pathways and passages that cut through the buildings and grounds, from front to back.
Protestant Martyrs
At the Protestant Martyr's Memorial, where Phil told us the history of the Protestant Martyrs in Exeter
Gandy Street
Nearly at the end of the second half/impromptu bit of the nightwalk: on Gandy Street, Masonic Hall
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