The Bangor Maths Tower
The Maths Tower. Hit by the earthquake in 1989. Rumour has it this is an unstable
building, ready for collapse. Rumour also has it that our gags are in a similar
state.
Note that this picture is upright. See the lengths to which the Bangor
council have gone to hide the tilt, by deliberately installing lamp posts,
buildings, trees, roads etc at exactly the same angle.
A nice view of Bangor, from the top of Bangor Mountain. That nice building
in the top right isn't the cathedral, although all the tourists think it is.
It's actually Top College. The cathedral is in the bottom left, hidden in
the shopping precinct. Between them, just left of centre, is the refectory
block, where many a Postgrad plot was hatched over lukewarm coffee and salty
chips.
Reichel Hall. One of the better examples of the Rectangular Architectural
Period.