MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL. Sailing Along.
If any of you out there are fans of industrial archaeology then I would recommend to put a cruise down the Manchester Ship Canal on your “To Do” list.
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COLWYN BAY. A Walk on The Pier.
Sometimes, without you knowing it, a scene just clicks itself together and magically presents itself before you.
DUNKELD. Into The Night.
I holidayed in the Scottish village of Dunkeld for quite a few years in succession
CARDIFF. A Black & White Triptych.
As you might have noticed if you wander through the meandering corridors of this blog,
ROTHESAY. A Monochrome Crossing.
A follow on from the earlier post of the expedition along the River Clyde and to the Islands. Or two of them at least, Bute and Great Cumbrae. The first stop was Rothesay, the capital of the island. Sorting through I’ve found a few more images of the day.
SNAPSHOT! Hereford, A signal Failure.
It all started so well. The plan ( make plans and the gods laugh ) was to be a gentle train ride down through Chester, Shrewsbury, the Welsh border and into Hereford. The plan was working until the train I was on reached Shrewsbury, where the station signalling system decided to have a sulk. For about half an hour the train and us sat waiting, almost within touching distance of […]
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