DURHAM & LINCOLN. History In Stone.
Cathedrals form an important part of the British heritage and landscape.
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SOUTHPORT. A Winter Walk.
Winter still has everywhere in a less than friendly grip, the grey days are dragging on. To get out and have have a shot of fresh, if cold air. I took myself off to Southport for a couple of hours. The sun wasn’t making much effort to break through but a walk around the town and a bite to eat would help to jolly the system up until the warmer […]
BRADFORD. The Writing On The Wall.
The sorting process for places to visit in 2023 continues. West Yorkshire has popped up on my radar, now for some reason I haven’t travelled over that way for quite a while.
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.
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.
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