This place. The Arndale Bus Station in Manchester, UK. The Arndale is a shopping mall and from 1979-1996 it had this huge undercover Bus Station. It was dark, cosy and overwhlemed you with diesel fumes. Yes, Im a nerd 馃槀
A hidden little beach, only 12 - 15 or so meters long.
It was awesome - by high summer, the water there would warm up a bit... We'd hang out on the beach nearly all night if there was a full moon.
Freakin' magical!... The moonlight would shine off the water.... Which often becomes stiller at night. If the water was calm enough - we'd melt candles to big pieces of fallen bark - and put them on th water. If the tide was coming in, we'd swim out - and leave them off shore a bit, and they'd slowly come back in.
Wow... I'd forgotten this... Nice idea of a post - thanks! 馃槉
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I havent been to Cornwall since I was 18. And even then it was Newquay so it doesnt count.
I'm from Manchester and I remember that bus station well. You are the first person I've heard calling himself a "nerd" though, it's not a word we use in my social circle.
@TheDarknessHasFallen We have been Americanised in some ways. The school I went to has a sisterhood (known as a sorority in America). That idea came from American culture. But we're still British in most ways and we still talk about the chippy. Lol :)
