Fire & Police museum

Sheffield Fire & Police museum, West Bar

Grace & Flavour

Grace & Flavour sandwich shop, Orchard St.

Orchard Square

Police box

One of the last 120 surviving police boxes in the UK. This one stands outside the town hall on the end of Surrey St.

Taken from www.sheffieldhistory.com:

Introduced in Sheffield in 1928 by the then Chief Constable, Percy J Sillitoe, of gang-busting fame, they were eventually phased out in the 1960's. The boxes were used by patrolmen for meal breaks and writing reports.

Cobbles

Wicker Arches

The Arches on The Wicker. Look underneath them and you can see a patched up hole where a bomb landed in WW2.

Velocity

Velocity buildings from Solly St.

I see icey

Apologies, didn't make it out to take a new photo today (in daylight anyway), so I'm posting a snap from the start of winter. It's pretty apt though, as Sheffield was covered in terrible black ice today. I dont mind admitting I had a cartoon style fall this morning!

Secret(ish) path

The cut-through from Pinstone St to Burgess St.

Miserable

The melting begins!

The Brown Bear

The Brown Bear pub, Norfolk St

Online marketing

Thank goodness for local shops!

Coming down again

This morning's snow on the underpass at the bottom of Bramall Lane.

Crisp

Town from snow-dusted Meersbrook this morning.