Great Victorian Buildings in Dundee

A bright day with showers.

A morning of preparation for Children's Hearings next week. In the afternoon I undertook my first Listening Service Session. The Surgery where I am based actually call it 'Time to Talk' which I think is a good name for what happens. It was good to feel that the training and my past experience served me well in the 'live' situation. Much work lies ahead on a weekly basis but I am certain that it is a valuable addition to the service that a GP Surgery can provide for patients.

Afterwards, I met Eleanor in Town for a wander around 'blip hunting' and then some dinner.

This building is a fine example of the late Victorian Gothic style architecture made popular by Alfred Waterhouse, a Liverpool Quaker. Although I can't be certain, I think this building may well have been the main Commercial Bank Offices for Dundee. The street is indeed Commercial Street.

As they say, 'they don't make 'em like that anymore'