SHREWSBURY. Knowing How Far it Is.
One of the treats of walking around a location with a history is coming across those pieces of street furniture that are slowly disappearing.
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NAIRN. Evening On The Harbour.
Summer evenings have their own special magic. As the sun settles itself away for a nights sleep the colours soften away from the days harshness and take on a gentle glow.
BLAENAU FFESTINIOG. Waiting For The Bus.
A couple of years ago now I took a rail trip out to North Wales, to the slate town of Blaenau Ffestiniog. The route was out to Llandudno Junction on the North Wales line to Holyhead and then down the valley of the River Conwy.
BRAMPTON. A Little Bit Of History
More combing through the files looking for travel inspiration for this coming year. I travel up to Newcastle upon Tyne from time to time and a favourite place to break the journey, yes cake and coffee, is the Cumbrian market town of Brampton.
BANGOR. The End Of The Pier Show.
January is beginning to pack it’s bags ready to wave goodbye for another year. February is on the horizon with a promise of days starting to lengthen and hopefully more regular visits from Mr. Blue Sky. Well we can hope can’t we.
SNAPSHOT! A Bolton Doughnut & Latte.
January is still being an “unhelpful” month, the cold winds and grey skies are not very encouraging when it comes to moving out of the house and braving the weather.
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