It lies seven miles north of Abergavenny on an old road to Hay-on-Wye at Llanthony.

The classic lost balloon, just caught as it entered the frame as I was luckily photographing the roof have flames licking at your ankles to venture out on to that fire escape through the ladder in the roof It was on that trip that we realised that white stripes on roads in France were different to those in These were the chairs at the back of the church, not much leg room. It finally goes down to ground level and through tunnels as you approach the eastern ring road.

At the very least we have a new route to walk along while the road is closed because that is the main road up the hill out of the village and it's very narrow in places and fairly busy traffic wise, so Although they can be long and narrow like a landing strip, most houses have a roof so that really precludes

This is the room solely dedicated to the cuttle fish catch. As well as being a sustainable seafood choice, they are an important food source for many of our marine The English name John Dory arrived from the French 'jaune doré' meaning 'golden yellow' - a good description The majority of the bass landed is rod and line caught.

Western Backway in my local town Kingsbridge post, but at that time it was blocked for alley works (like road

In 1854 the coastal road between Kingsbridge and Dartmouth was built passing through Torcross giving On 4 January 1979 enormous waves washed over the roofs of the dwellings causing substantial damage to Waves have been known to break over the roofs of the cottages in the worst storms.

The soft tree fern can be used as a food source, with the pith of the plant being eaten either cooked It is a good source of starch.

That was when the seaweed was washed over the road.

Here is a jumble of roof and chimney arrangements, which includes a frog on a bicycle if you look closely Some more tangled roofs and chimneys. while surprise surprise, what have we got, just out of view, but upwind of us, on the other side of the woods

panelled Shakespeare room physically moved from it's original home and re-installed here. Symphony Hall was designed by Percy Thomas Partnership and Renton Howard Wood Levin. When I last walked past it featured ground to roof blue glass, reflecting Centenary Square. This tree below is rooted just about at the centre of where the 1974 library stood until recently. Somewhere above it used to be that Victorian wood panelled Shakespeare room, now in the gold cupola of

It has to be the best organised and the most good natured public event I have ever attended.

This was one of the highest tides of the year which means it comes up the slipway on to the road.