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Oh another hidden gem in Cheshire!
Photo No 3: that’s a staghorn fern
Very common in my home country.
There’s another one called bird’s nest fern, there are even more common.
Quarry Bank Mill is an excellent place to visit. We still need to go back to visit places we have missed.
I saw this place, Quarry Bank Mill today on BBC!
It’s on the first episode of Michael Portillo’s 200 Years of the Railways.
I recently read about Michael Portillo’s latest broadcast and intend to watch it.
Knowing that Quarry Bank Mill is in it makes it even more interesting. One of my ancestors worked there!