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4 Weeks in Bucknall, Woodhall Spa (Week 3)
... plan was to complete a 6.5 mile walk, the top of the Wolds. This was one of several walks available in the higher areas of Lincolnshire with views away to the coast and inland toward the Pennines. We were able to see ships in the distance moving in and out of the Humber estuary and the farmland displayed the signs of recent harvest and with large tractors working at preparing the ground for winter crops. Mind you the highest point on the walk was only ...
Should(n't) I be more worried?
... impact on me. I know that's a pretty ****-poor introduction to a chronicle of what should be a life-changing undertaking, but there you have it.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not short for things to say in general. I've been able to intellectualize this whole thing with balls-aching scrutiny and for the most part that's involved projecting various implicit questions outwards at wider society. ...
Lincoln
Bielby Wedding. Stayed at a premier inn just outside Washingborough Hall. Thee was Luke and me, Rob and Ciera, Liam and Emma and little Luke. It was really good to catch up with everyone and we all went out for breakfast the next morning at Wetherspoons in ...
The Adelphi, Hull
Driving down a residential street with nothing more than a Sat nav and our eyes to guide us we came across a building covered in graffiti. It said The Adelphi on it. Not sure what to make of it we'd arrived a good half an hour early with not much to do other than eat some food out of the tour bag. After a while a car pulled up and out got a man with long grey locks and an attitude that could have been straight out of the ...
Stonehenge
... br> Probably still hanging around from celebrating the Spring Equinox or whatever Hippies tend to do on that date.
And it was nice to know that it's made up of 2 different types of stone that are 3,000 years apart in age, there are burial grounds around the area, and what you see of Stonehenge now, is only half of what it used to be... Just adds to the mystery I suppose...
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