首先感谢车车和各位热心群友提供的信息，Try Thai和红辣椒都很美味，我娃很满意，很喜欢曼城，我也好希望她能有机会来曼大读书。
John Rylands Library里真美，虽然天阴，光线不好，但是我知足。阿扁来，猜猜图二里这黑色的是做什么用的？
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图二在哪呢
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不好意思，还在回家的火车上，网络好慢，现在可以看到了吗？
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看到啦
是锁吧
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不是呢
我男人说是gas taps for lights
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抽屉
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咋滴，我猜对了，我不是故意的，我蒙的
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笑笑，你没猜对，继续猜
白高兴了
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没事，大周末的，咱们一起高兴
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这是图灵公园吧
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对的，我们特意跑过去看一下的
话说那个黑色的东西，仔细看上面有两个tubing，应该是一个knob控制一个
我猜是灯的开关
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猜对啦，图书馆1900年开始对公众开放，Enriqueta Rylands 夫人介意gas的味道，同时担心烧gas引起火灾的风险，坚持采用当时最先进的电力灯泡
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曼大可是我男人的母校，这个都不知道我得去数落他一下
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我们是跟工作人员聊，才知道的。
问问你男人，知不知道这个图书馆最初的房顶是flat的？
considering that neighbouring buildings all had what was called a ‘right to light’ (i.e. enough space to let light in) this meant that architect Champneys still faced a number of challenges. In turn, he designed the building in tiered steps and gave it a roof that was almost flat as well as a low entrance block, to let light into the library without compromising the surrounding structures. This is not without flair however, as the entrance on Deansgate is especially elaborate – and the original entrance actually resembles the gatehouse to a monastery.