The upside of inner-city living is that you get to wake up to bits of our history that most people see from the upstairs of a bus, or looking down from a tram window.
So, when Andy helped his daughter move into her new flat, he recorded the event in a series of photographs.
Looking out on one side are fine views of the canal, the railway line, and former Congregational Church, along with just a hint of the Science Museum and the now familiar forest of cranes.
The downside of it all is that a lot of development is still going on, but I guess that’s what you have to put up with.
Location; Manchester
Pictures; the old and the new, 2020, from the collection of Andy Robertson
Looking out on one side are fine views of the canal, the railway line, and former Congregational Church, along with just a hint of the Science Museum and the now familiar forest of cranes.
The downside of it all is that a lot of development is still going on, but I guess that’s what you have to put up with.
Location; Manchester
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