EDINBURGH. Waiting On Waverley Station.
There’s a certain romance about travelling by rail and yes I know there can also be some frustration too.
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ABERYSTWYTH. Some Planning Ahead.
Right so 2021 is in it’s final decent before landing and regenerating into a New Year. I like my metaphors mixed not shaken or stirred.
SNAPSHOT! Chester. Steam In The Night.
I’m a big kid still and few things stir my heart more that the sight of a steam locomotive. I’ve been into Chester today and I knew that something was occurin’ by the sight of people lining up on the road bridge that crosses one end of Chester station. “It’s a Black Five” Was the answer I got when I asked what was expected and sure enough a few minutes […]
BUXTON. The Well Dressed Well.
A feature of the Derbyshire Peak District is the ceremony of well dressing. It’s a custom with some history, dating back in some areas to the 1800’s, it and is a celebration of and a thank you for the plentiful supply of fresh water from the many wells that issue from the natural limestone of the area.
ARNSIDE. A Pier & A Viaduct.
Tucked away at the top of Morecambe Bay is the pretty coastal village of Arnside. If it’s a bit of peace and quiet you seek, some fresh air and exercise, with perhaps a restorative meal and a pint afterwards, then this is the sort of place you should head to
BUXTON & EDINBURGH. The Writing’s On The Wall.
One of the things I like to discover on my wanderings are the old, painted wall advertisements.
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