Showing posts with label severn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label severn. Show all posts

Monday, 16 April 2012

Trains and boats and buses (2)

A few more pictures of my Grand Day Out. Rest here, or click these to enlarge.

Last of the big spenders, me.

Angry Birds is very popular round here









Trains, and boats and… buses

I had a day out down the Severn Valley on Saturday, in search of bucolic pleasures. It involved a bus to beautiful Bridgnorth, a vintage diesel train on the Severn Valley Line to Hampton Loade, where I transferred to a current-powered miniature ferry, a stroll through the bluebell woods to Dudmaston Hall, then a trip back to Bridgnorth on board THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE! Finally, having tried every other mode of transport available, I took a trip up the rock on the Funicular Cliff Railway.

Rock, and indeed Roll.

Full set of photos here, or click these to enlarge.









Monday, 11 July 2011

Wedding Belles

I had a wonderful weekend: Saturday night was spent cruising along the River Severn for Alison and Charles's wedding reception. What an idyllic way to celebrate such an occasion. Then on Saturday, it was a walk in the sun up Bredon Hill on the edge of the Cotswolds, with panoramic views in every direction.

Full set of pictures here: click on these samples for larger versions.

Alison and her father

My friend Steve

Alison

Alison and Charles

Gull. 


St. Andrew's Church, Worcester

Severn / Worcester-Birmingham Canal junction

Worcester Cathedral from the river

Alison finally getting a chance to eat.