I’d come across a photo of this and thought OO not seen that before I must go and check it out. So I did and these are the photos I took of it and a few other shots around the Pier Head and the old … Continue readingBlitz Memorial – Liverpool
A trip to the East saw us setting up camp in the lovely town of Beverley. Its the first time we had stayed in the Yorkshire wolds but it won’t be the last. We also met up with our chums in Driffield, who treated us … Continue readingBeautiful Beverley – East Riding Camping
At last I made a visit to the wonderful Anglican cathedral in Liverpool as there was an art installation on that I didn’t want to miss. There had been a lot of photos on social media so I thought I’d have a stab at trying … Continue readingPeace Doves – Liverpool Cathedral
Our second camp, of the second of year, of the pandemic that we’ve all had to suffer took us to the Peak District. It’s our closest National Park but we’ve never actually stayed here, only ever really having just travelled through it! Glad to report though … Continue readingBuxton – Lime Tree Park camping
Lisa’s mum had never been to see the Iron men at Crosby, Liverpool (just off Burbo Bank) so after their recent re siting (their foundations had been re strengthened ) we took her to see them. We got there at low tide and took in … Continue readingIron men – Soft ice cream
So with the easing of lockdown we took the opportunity to head off south for a break away to one of our favourite camping locations at Newgale Beach, Pembrokeshire. The weather was kind to us so we managed to get out and about each day; … Continue readingNewgale – First camp for a while
Bank holiday weather lived up to its reputation but we managed to get out and about before the really bad rain came on the Monday. A walk from New Brighton towards Heswel ended short at just passed Leasowe as the wind picked up and the … Continue readingNew Brighton to Leasowe – Windy Walk
The coronavirus lockdown continues but eases and the sun still shines. So a good opportunity to get around the city and take some photos of it whilst being bathed in the warming April sunshine. Here are some of the results..
Not a city to let a pandemic get in the way of its art, the River of Light Festival brightened up everyone spirits. Intriguing installations from artists were spread across the waterfront and back in towards the centre giving a decently spread walk on a … Continue readingRiver of Light – Festival 2021
Yet another walk in there fish air to blow away the cover cobwebs. the vaccinations are going strong so it will be our turn hopefully soon. In the meantime its stay at home. The exercise we get on these walks is probably outweighed by the … Continue readingKnowsley Woods – Croxteth Hall III