Past and present glories
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In 2008 I was invited to submit an article to the Sheffield Telegraph identifying my favourite things about Sheffield. It's interesting for me to re read the article 15 years later and reflect on whether any of my selections have changed in that time. Here are some of the highlights of my article. Views My favourite view of all is from the Ox Stones, above Ringinlow. You can see Lincoln cathedral to the East and tantalising views of the Peak District to the West, which is a trove of happy memories of pottering with my family or running with friends. The view is better if you are brave enough to climb on top of the Ox Stones. Be careful though because getting down is harder than getting up! Modern Architecture I love the juxtaposition between Sheffield's hills and its modern architecture. The straight lines and angles of the buildings that are much maligned give them beauty as they stand defiant against the slopes. My favourite buildings are the Arts Tower, the Royal Hallamshi