Right another trip, this time to York.
I hadn’t been out that way for a while and the weather goods looked to be in a friendly mood so I took myself down to the railway station and off by train through Manchester and under the Pennines.
The year is slowly dragging itself out of the winter slump, though sunshine is still as unlikely as a win on the lottery. So when the big yellow thing appears in the sky you don’t hesitate but just grab your coat and head out of the door before the weather changes its mind.
So, as yet the weather is not exactly jumping for joy and skipping about in a warm and sunny mood but there have been occasional bursts of sunshine and the important thing is to grab them while you can. Think smash and grab with the weather.
Well the weather is still firmly in grumpy mood so that can take the edge off travelling. No matter If I’m not careful the clock will spin around and I will be into November, grumbling that the year has gone by and I’ve done nothing.
Slowly, oh so slowly, Winter is beginning to loose its grip on the world around us, though it’s still going dark about five pm in these parts.
Bored with staring out of the window watching rain clouds scuttling across the skies, a few days back I decided to get out for a Sunday lunch to a favourite spot of mine. I headed out to the Lancashire coast and Lytham, oddly I hadn’t been there since well before Christmas, didn’t realise it has been quite that long.
Right a new year has eased itself into life and is beginning to trundle off into the distance. So it’s time now to clear up the last of the Christmas crackers, half eaten mince pies and crumpled party hats. This entry covers a day trip I took to North Wales, Colwyn Bay in fact. I was coming together of reasons, the eve of the shortest day, the weather was bright […]
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