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my room |
Salam everybody, Ummi and my sisters and brothers have been wanting to see where exactly I had landed...bismillah, here goes:
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the corridor |
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kitchen |
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views from the kitchen and snowy mountains! |
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down the stairs.. |
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out the submarine doors |
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the 1990's (according to Wikipedia) accommodation style I live in |
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round the back |
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Maes Glas gym |
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my dorms from the back |
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leaving accommodation backwards |
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nice idyllic American outdoor scene |
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the newer accommodations |
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the city gates |
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down to Morrisons |
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different view |
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to the masjid and train station |
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a left turn takes you along this road, the high street is at the tree junction all the way down (pretty funny, hey) |
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a left takes you onto this quiet end of the high street |
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the masjid is the painted house on the right and both houses gardens I think |
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parking space, and you can see most of the uni buildings I study at in the background |
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I think the sign is 23 years old, the one they put up when they built the masjid |
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teacher's corner |
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now let me take you back up to Morrisons |
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from where we go to Main Arts, which is the main university building, and if we enter the square.. |
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we see this, and those 3 doors lead to PJ Hall, a big grand thing.. |
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to your right is the Main Arts library |
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the inspiring extension |
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round the back of Main Arts |
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and the town of Bangor reveals itself................ |
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Bangor is bigger than this, but I think this is the Northern limit (don't rely on my sense of the poles) as Snowdonia is beyond |
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I think you can see the sea looking left |
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I can remember what school this is (University schools I mean) |
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School of Law..no it is bigger..behind |
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School of Management |
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Weee! back to Morrisons to go see my school |
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down Glanrafon Hill |
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at the bottom of the hill, you see that to your right. The tall building is the Chemistry tower. |
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and Main Arts to your left |
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and this random gate |
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I told you you can see it from the bottom of the hill |
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and that's straight ahead of you, to the high street (way to the left of where the masjid is) |
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we want to turn right though onto Deiniol Road |
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how do you describe this buliding (Thoday) ? |
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across the road is the Deiniol library, where most of the science books are, so it's where I go |
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along the same side as Thoday is Memmorial |
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then a big green square |
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and this is my school on the left-School of Biological Sciences
(go ahead...but I like it hehe |
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they mashed up the Bangor City Football Club grounds, there's an ASDA coming in inshAllah. See the masjid in the background? |
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sorry, let me take you back to Morrisons. We could from Deiniol Road to the train station, but I don't want to confuse you.....so we go straight down this road |
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that's a train station |
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that is in fact part of the same train station |
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so to your right is this |
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and to your left is that...let's stroll ahead |
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you feel a sense of loneliness and travel at the station, and you forget everything about Bangor...(these dots should continue the dreamy sense of the words) |
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see, the station is behind me and this Deiniol Road keeping left |
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the way home from Morrisons |
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It didn't take me whole day to walk that stretch of road...it's just that..you know..I took the pictures at different times |
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welcome home Isa |
Sorry, I'll subtitle the photos tomorrow or the day after inshAllah. I am totally knocked out. Salam.
P.S. Alhamdulillah done..and Salams everyone and family
Although I didn't know what you were talking about half the time, I enjoyed reading this new post.:)
ReplyDeleteSalam. Nice post. Yeah I don't think giving directions is something that should go in your CV. Your place seems so very cold and lonely, not to mention distant. Please don't start feeling sorry for yourself. tum dee dum.
ReplyDeleteYou really should do one like this Muhammad.
ReplyDeletelol jesus i couldn't help but notice that there were people in only 4 of the 4328 pictures that you posted, makes me wonder whether you live in a ghost town or something :P
ReplyDeletebtw the mosque's kinda small doesn't seem like there are that many Muslims there (unless there are more mosques)
over and out.... WEEEEE!!!! :P
Oi, tht doesnt even sound remotely like me. Whoever attempted to do so: you FAILED. Pack your bags and hit the hay sack in your home town. But aside that, Jee, tht post was really nice. One thought that randomly crossed my mind as I read the post was where we would be if they depended on you to make compasses...oh well, guess the post speaks for itself. In any case, cool place and I see your photography skills are in continual improvement. Keep it up little man! In any case, take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteHoping you are at you very best,
Samir over and out (Tht's how its done!)