FRODSHAM. On Main Street.
A hop skip and a jump away by train, though it more comfortable if you sit down, is the Cheshire market town of Frodsham.
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SNAPSHOT! Keswick, A Monochrome Meander.
It has been a cool, drizzly day in Keswick but after the Sorchio weather at the beginning of the week that’s no bad thing. For all that it’s been another pleasant day in the Lake District. Here’s some of the fruits of a couple of hours wandering.
ABERGAVENNY, Through A Coffeeshop Window.
One of the things I look forward to on my cake and coffee hunting trips is finding somewhere that not only has the pre-requite good coffee and wonderful cake but as a bonus has a big window that I can sit by and watch the world go by.
KESWICK. The Old Dead Tree.
The walk out from Keswick town centre to the shore of Derwentwater is an easy peasy one, taking you through Hope Park and past the Theatre By The Lake
SNAPSHOT! Lakeside To Haverthwaite By Train.
If you venture to the southern end of Lake Windermere you’ll find yourself at Lakeside pier and next to it is the terminus of The Lakeside & Haverthwaite Railway. It’s a preserved line, running over part of the track bed that used to connect Lake Windermere with the rail route to Lancaster and Barrow in Furness. In it’s full glory it would have been a fantastic tourism asset as well […]
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