COCKERMOUTH. An Al Fresco Cheese Scone.
I’d done a fair bit of walking around the town from getting off the bus.
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SNAPSHOT! Shrewsbury Market Shopping.
As any regular readers of these ramblings will know I like a proper market. Dream catchers and scented candles have their place but you cannot beat a decent, old fashioned market. Shrewsbury is one of those. I am not the biggest fan of the building’s architecture but the contents are superb. Fresh fruit and veg, meat and fish plush some extremely tidy places to eat. Put it on your list…….
SNAPSHOT! Shrewsbury Pitstop.
Right, I have just bopped off the train in Shrewsbury and have nimbly strolled across the street to the Shrewsbury Coffee House. The above is to kick start my visit. There will be other pitstops later, #fatrat.
SNAPSHOT! Sheffield, Lunch on Eccleshall Road.
Okay, first visit of the day was the Botanic Gardens on the edge of the city. It’s not a long walk from the station and the Eccleshall Road stretch is interesting with it’s spread of indie shops and bars. The first decision was food now or food after the gardens, it was food now… I went to a place I hadn’t been to in a while, I was glad to […]
SNAPSHOT! Colwyn Bay, Looking Through A Cafe Window.
It’s the Easter weekend and the holiday has been graced with sunshine. I was beginning to forget that you could have the sky in colours other that dull, life sapping grey. So I have taken myself off to Colwyn Bay on the North Wales coast fos a couple of hours camera wandering. I’m currently sat in Amanda’s Cafe, watching the world go by. I like old school style cafes, there’s […]
SNAPSHOT! A New Islington Lunch.
I’m in Manchester for a few hours, I fancied a walk around the city plus I need some fresh images for my photo library submissions. Needing food, a constant state for me, I took myself over to Ancoats and the New Islington Marina. This was created out of the network of canals that brought cargoes in and out of Manchester before railways and the iron horse gained the upper hand. […]
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