English: This zoom shot across The Meadows from Nottingham Castle shows the big screen of Trent Bridge Cricket Ground scoreboard blank on the third day of the Notts-Lancashire match. It was the coldest August day for forty years, and a washout (but after some horse-trading between the captains the next morning, Notts, on their way to the 2010 County Championship, eventually chased down an agreed total to win). Even on a murky day in which distant Wilford Hill has almost disappeared in the gloom, the ground's distinctive floodlights are prominent. In the centre of the picture, on the city side of the Trent, is Turney Court, a block of flats which was once Turney Brothers' Trent Bridge Leather Works. The large white building to the left, on the far bank of the Trent, is the Rushcliffe Council Offices, built in the 1960s as a hotel. The spire of St Saviour's Church shows above the trees.