Index of The North Nottingham Virtual Reality Web Walks Project - A Unique collection of FULL 360 Degree Panoramic Photographs

Index of The North Nottingham Virtual Reality Web Walks Project - A Unique collection of FULL 360 Degree Panoramic Photographs


Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul
360° panoramic image showing the south side of the church, surrounding countryside and village. A line of ancient tombstones is visible in the first few frames; if you use the plus key to zoom in some names and details become readable.
This panorama used 12 portrait images taken using a homemade pano-head and a Pentax digital camera. Probably, NOT one of my best 360's due to over exposure and low winter sunlight. However, I also took some great still shots with almost perfect exposure of the church and a patch of wonderfully colourful snowdrops and early bulbs.

LeMay Would be Proud - Stone Age Tax Agenda - Controlling Society Through Direct and Indirect... | Government, Them, Taxes, Which, Back | AskJack Free Interesting Stuff

LeMay Would be Proud - Stone Age Tax Agenda - Controlling Society Through Direct and Indirect... Government, Them, Taxes, Which, Back AskJack Free Interesting Stuff

Controlling Society Through Direct and Indirect Taxation
Today's Ripped Headline has really been "in the making" for quite a while.
Using taxation as a tool to control social attitudes and consumption has never worked in the long-term.
Perhaps the Tories are right; NLP (same old crap) really does secretly follow a hardcore socialist agenda where ultimately, every penny earned will be taken back by the state.
The Curtis LeMay phrase "bomb them back into the Stone Age" implies a fierce attack that utterly destroys its target's infrastructure, forcing its survivors to revert to primitive technology in order to survive.
UK political parties might not use the phrase "tax them back to the Stone Age" in public, but there does seem to be an increasing alliance between the Government and Opposition Parties to use taxation as the ultimate weapon of choice to fight modern social ills.
Perhaps one day, the Great British Public will quietly sleepwalk into a "LeMay Tax Policy"... forward; back to the STONE AGE!!!

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Nottingham to Edinburgh, Calling in at York and Newcastle - A Unique Online Road Trip

Written by The Laughing Camel
The Nottingham to Edinburgh online drive is an ideal place to start exploring online places to visit; particularly if you have never taken a "virtual road trip" before.
Our journey starts in Nottingham, aptly named the "Party Capital of the Midlands" due to the many pubs and clubs opened in recent years. Following the A1 north bound leads to the first waypoint at York Minster where we explore Viking history and the cathedral.
Back on the A1 we continue north until we see the signs for Newcastle, which is our second waypoint.

Then it's onward to EDINBURGH , the showcase capital of Scotland.From:
NottinghamSEE NOTTINGHAM - START POINT - PLACE OF INTEREST

Drive: 280 mi – about 5 hours 21 mins280 mi – about 5 hours 21 mins (with NO stops) 1. Head west on A6008/Upper Parliament St toward King St 0.2 miles1 minutes 2. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto A610/Derby Rd Continue to follow A610Go through 1 roundabout 4.6 miles12 minutes 3. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto the M1 ramp 0.3 miles1 minutes 4. Merge onto M1 29.0 miles28 minutes 5. Slight left at M18 (signs for M18/Doncaster) 8.7 miles8 minutes 6. At junction 2, exit onto A1(M) 8.3 miles8 minutes

FOLLOW SIGNS FOR YORK - WAYPOINT ONE - PLACE OF INTEREST7. Continue on A1 7.6 miles9 minutes 8. Continue on A1(M) 10.5 miles10 minutes 9. Take the exit onto A1(M) 3.6 miles4 minutes 10. Continue on A1 5.4 miles5 minutes 11. Continue on A1(M) 16.2 miles16 minutes 12. Continue on A1/Leeminutesg Ln 4.4 miles4 minutes 13. Turn left to stay on A1/Leeminutesg Ln Continue to follow A1 18.7 miles21 minutes 14. Continue on A1(M) 34.5 miles34 minutes 15. Slight left at A1 (signs for A1/Newcastle/Gateshead)

FOLLOW SIGNS FOR NEWCASTLE - WAYPOINT TWO - PLACE OF INTERESTGo through 1 roundabout 70.3 miles1 hour 24 minutes 16. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on A1 Go through 7 roundaboutsEntering Scotland 55.9 miles1 hour 10 minutes 17. Turn left at A1/London Rd Continue to follow A1Go through 1 roundabout 1.7 miles5 minutes 18. Turn left at A7/North Bridge 0.2 miles1 minutes To: Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh

SEE EDINBURGH - DESTINATION POINT - PLACE OF INTEREST
These directions are for planning purposes only. You may find that construction projects, traffic, or other events may cause road conditions to differ from the map results.