Bit and Pieces 3.

Pretty bookends.

Dolwyddelan Castle.

At the edge of the lake.

I'm off on one of my walks in the mountains today so I hope to get some fresh material.

Bit and Pieces 2.

Bridge on the moor.

Narrow boat tiller.

Yucca flower.

Bit and Pieces.

A Denbigh shop.

Waiting for better weather.

Welsh slate gatepost. Taken in an old slate mining village up in the mountains.

Shrewsbury, Shropshire 4.

An old field gun.

Under the trees.

Water trough.

Shrewsbury, Shropshire 3.

Beautiful flower beds, within the grounds of the castle.

 Castle flower pots.

Marigolds.

Shrewsbury, Shropshire 2.

Looking down on the castle.

The Union Jack.

Shrewsbury railway station. Being built on a bridge makes it fairly unique I would think.

Shrewsbury, Shropshire.

The River Severn.

The Library.

The road bridge.

Beautiful Roses.

Taken on my morning walk today as I passed the Vicarage.

A walk in Cheshire 5.

Looking towards the lake.

Castlegate farmhouse.

Castlegate farm buildings.

These are the last shots from the walk, tomorrow we go to Shrewsbury.

A walk in Cheshire 4.

Over the hedge!

Lock gate 1828.

"Highfield".

A walk in Cheshire 3.

Stocks Bank cottages, Tiverton.

The red telephone kiosk.

Garden gate.

A walk in Cheshire 2.

 This cottage is located in the village of Tiverton, Cheshire. It has obviously been left for some time and I'm sure it would make a beautiful home with some TLC. Probably the subject of a very sad story and haunted maybe!  

Daisy Bank cottage, Tiverton.

The old post office, Tiverton.

A walk in Cheshire.

The lake at Bates mill lane, Tarporley.

The punt.

The pub in Bates mill lane, where we stopped for lunch, great food.

Anderoversford.

The footbridge to Frog Mill hotel.

The waterwheel.

Windows.

Old Denbigh Mental Hospital 2.

Catching the morning sun. What was the nurses home when the Hospital was in use.

Upper Slaughter 4.

Village residence.

Roof tiles, typical of the Cotswold area.

Outside light.

Old Denbigh Mental Hospital.

Some refurbishing and making the building secure has commenced.

Removing the ivy.

Some of the roof tiles and timbers have now been removed. The ivy has also been stripped from the front of the building. I pass this place each day on my early morning walk, I'll get some updates posted from time to time.

Upper Slaughter 3.

Looking towards the old mill.

Drinking trough, dated 1875. No doubt used by horses and people.

One of the many ducks in the village.