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Hamilton Gardens, NOTTINGHAM, NG5 1BZ

In stark contrast to the ugly neighbour Image is this blossom.

The main entrance of Carrington Primary School, Jenner Street with Hucknall Road (i.e. the A611) in the distance, with the entrance into the Lidl supermarket car park on the left.

The main entrance to Carrington Primary School on Jenner Street. Acorn House, the new-ish (2013) care-home and dementia unit is seen on the Wesley Road/Oak Street corner site ahead.

The fairly imposing three storey houses near the centre of the picture are at the east end of Ebury Road as it joins Hucknall Road. They are seen from Loscoe Road across (in order of proximity to the photographer) a patch of wasteground, Wesley Street, and the playing field of Carrington Primary School.

With the Oak Street/Wesley Street junction to the rear of the photographer, this is a view across the playing field that belongs to Carrington Primary and Nursery School. The two-storey building beyond the tree is a British Telecom depot, whereas the houses are some situated on Hucknall Road and Fern Road with the tall square tower of Claremont Primary School visible.

The path that connects Hucknall Road, with Wesley Street, Carrington. The boundary wall belongs jointly to the British Telecom depot and premises used jointly by the 2418 (Sherwood) Squadron/Air Training Corps and the Sherwood Army Cadet Force, with an entrance off Wesley Street in the distance. The playing field on the right belongs to neighbouring Carrington Primary and Nursery School.

A view of the straight stretch and cul-de-sac end of Welsley Street taken from its Oak Street end, the latter being close to the back of the former Carrington Post Office. The playing field belongs to Carrington Primary and Nursery School on Hucknall Road and the run of plastic sheeting clipped to the fencing on the right represents an attempt to keep children using the playing field and construction workers on the building site from seeing each other! The footings for the walls of a large care home are currently visible through the plastic screening.

A strong contender for the title of ugliest building in Nottingham, this hideous structure is in Hucknall Road.

A view of the Wesley Street side of a playing field belonging to Carrington Primary and Nursery School. A distant car marks the school's entrance on Hucknall Road. This picture was taken with the closed end of Wesley Street (a cul-de-sac) behind the photographer.

A view of the straight stretch of Welsley Street taken with the closed end of it (a cul-de-sac) behind the photographer. In the distance a 90 degree turn to the left makes a connection with Oak Street, the latter being close to the back of the former Carrington Post Office, a victim of the 2010/11 cut-backs. The playing field belongs to Carrington Primary and Nursery School situated on Hucknall Road and the run of canvas sheeting clipped to the fencing on the left represents an attempt to keep children using the playing field and construction workers on the building site - behind the fencing - from seeing each other!