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• At 2009.01.20 01:18, MartinC said:
  

  That’s something a bit different! Nice to see.
  I remember going to see the Byker Wall about 30 years ago! It started raining and my windscreen wipers broke!

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• At 2009.01.20 10:33, Edith said:
  

  What a pity about the litter! It’s a shame folk don’t take pride in their surroundings. The mosaic is lovely.

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• At 2009.01.20 11:46, Mrs K said:
  

  Beauty and skill can be found in the most unexpected places. You have an ‘eye’ for it and so does Cassandra.

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• At 2009.01.20 22:56, Mike said:
  

  I can remember that the ’square’, was originally meant to be filled in with another building, but they
  discovered part of Hadrian’s Wall underneath. So decided to make it a public space instead.

  By the way, off-topic… just discovered that the advert for Warbutons with the Japanese business man, was filmed in Newcastle! Argos last year, and Warbutons this year!

  http://tinyurl.com/9j8n3q

  I thought things looked familiar!

  Mike

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• At 2009.01.21 02:11, Ashtonian said:
  

  I would have removed the litter
  Remember, Keep Britain Tidy

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• At 2009.01.21 10:18, Antonella said:
  

  Beautiful mosaic! Shame for the litter. But it can be easily tidied up, can’t it? I wish people would respect their environment, regardless from their age! Ciao. A.

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• At 2009.01.22 00:34, Beth said:
  

  Martin C, that sounds about right :) Glad you like the pic!

  Edith Yes.

  Mrs K, I’m going to come over all shy! Thank you for that. You are very kind to us both :)

  Mike, I didn’t know that! Thanks! I’d seen the Warburtons ad and love it :)

  Ashtonian, when I got home and saw the pic on my PC my thoughts were: should I chop the litter off the bottom of the shot? And why on earth didn’t I pick it up? Although I think I would have got some very funny looks. I walked home from Asda a couple of weeks ago and was shocked by all the litter you don’t notice when you drive. I keep meaning to go back and pick it up, but I’m not brave enough. Yet.

  Antonella, I live in hope that things will change….

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