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Foggy Worcester
Well the morning woke to a very frosty start of the day so we headed off to the city of Worcester and was a very foggy and frosty trip all the way with the hedges and trees all frosted......on the way we had to dodge a couple of large male deers as they scooted across the road.......we arrived in ...
From boats to the Bullring
Started off early in the morning, well early for a weekend morning, and drove up to The Marina Pub on the Ashby canal, for breakfast, the pub sits right on the edge of the canal and has the Trinity Marina behind it, a truly pleasant spot.
We arrived at 10 am and Santa was doing breakfast, so son went and saw him and got his present, a hat and some reindeer food to go in the garden, and we had the eat all you ...
Day 12
The travelling day Got up early to what looked like a nicer day and headed into town for a quick bite and to grab some supplies for the travelling ahead. Unfortunately the stupid staff at the sports direct store forgot to remove the massive security tag on my next jacket so we had to make a quick pitstop (thank u cash cab) Next some supplies, we popped into Krispy mutherfukn Kreme donuts and exited with three of the greatest donuts I have ever eaten. Something my ...
A Day in Worcester
The annual pilgrimage to the Christmas markets began with a day out in Worcester this year. Brief research showed that the cathedral city of Worcester would be something different with its Victorian Christmas market, traveling fair, plenty of shopping and the cathedral to visit.
The market spanned several of the pedestrianised streets, offering the usual festive tat, German sausages and mulled ...
Wonderful Waxwings
... and widespread here but at other times they are scarce and elusive.
They come from the north and east to feast on our berries and escape the worst of the weather in their breeding areas. It breeds in small numbers in northern Sweden and Finland and then in larger numbers across Russie and Siberia and into north-western North America, extending as far as Washington and northern Idaho.
Given that their normal habitat is in some of the wildest and ...