… Gathering the cobwebs at Attingham Park.
Mum is feeling a little unwell again and her medical practice policy has not allowed her to do what the GP told mum she must do (if she felt unwell again) following his recent assessment of her health after her latest stay in hospital.
… another adventure
This time to Liverpool Cathedral by road rather than rail.
I have been too busy with adventures, medical appointments (mum), volunteering with the National Trust and a local school that I havn’t had time share my recent adventures in detail.
More coming soon…
For many years Mr C and I have wanted to visit the Temple church in London. The church is only open to visitors Monday to Friday and we have historically visited London on a Saturday.
We recently took a day trip to London using our discount railcards with the specific aim of visiting the Temple Church.
Before [...]
It was lovely that Mr C had the opportunity to join me on my post shift walk. He chose to walk one of my favourite walks in the opposite direction…
I like to walk clockwise on a circular route rather than anti clockwise. I wonder what that says about me?
A few weeks ago, I acquired a new unopened copy of the out-of-print board game; Snowdonia: The Deluxe Master Set. When it arrived, I organised the box content but due to a mini vacation and a full diary I hadn’t had the opportunity to play it.
I enjoyed the first time outing of the game. We [...]
We arrived at breakfast to find our proprietor, Paul, cooking and serving breakfast assisted by a lovely young lady who hadn’t long been working at Cathedral View.
By the time we had finished our breakfast and checked out it was still only 9.30am, which was too early to visit the Parish Church of St Mary Magdelene [...]
After breakfast we walked down Steep Hill in order to join the 10.30 guided tour of Lincoln’s Stonebow and Guild Hall which has been the meeting place of the City Council since Medieval times. We arrived early so we spent a few minutes in Waterstones where I perused the board game section.
When it was time [...]