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Walled City
Drove from Llandudno to Chester one of the best examples left of a Roman fortified city. We walked around the upper part of the original wall and stood on the look out for the main gates over the original bridge into Chester, it has a weir running beneath it and was very picturesque . Followed the wall to other gates and features including a Roman garden beside the wall, there was a young children's ...
Final thoughts
... with the [3months pregnant] hotel receptionist - we're not sure quite why but time will tell! (No photos of all the waiters who served me (Phil) so well. Didn't want to encourage them in case their intentions were less than honest......)
After our initial tuk tuk tour around Kochi, every time we ran into Nishad the tuk tuk driver, we appeared to be seeking Kingfisher. He had already told us that being a Muslim, he didn't drink and that it was "injurious to health"! Phil ...
Just a map pin
Gracia, Sant Roc, Sants, Santa Tecla, La Merce – apparently 5 Catalan festivals weren't enough for us this year. We usually go away for my birthday for a few days and this year Julie found a Festa Major in the small town of Altafulla, on the coast just north east of Tarragona with castellers on my birth date. A chance to see a new part of Catalunya and do some birding too. Read ...
Hail to the Bunting
... We were grateful to be out of the gales when we got back in the car but we needed the heating on full to dry off our trousers when we started moving.
There wasn’t much enthusiasm in the car for going back out into the weather too quickly and as a consequence our next destination was Sheringham which we reckoned was a good 30 minutes away if the traffic was light. If nothing else, this would give us the opportunity to dry out a bit.
Ironically, ...
Another local village & Oakengates Theatre
I used to live in the new town built around Madeley, a Victorian mining village. Now the old-fashioned shops are replaced by a lifeless supermarket.
We went to a performance of Much to Do About Wenlock, an entertaining play loosely based on the founding of the modern Olympiad by a local doctor, concerned about his patients' health.
Afterwards, our young friend tried on some of the masks used in the performance in neighbouring Oakengates.
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