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One of the standout pieces of artistry in the church is the wine glass pulpit all carved from wood by There is a lot more about the Pinwill Sisters and their heritage of wood carving in my post about Ermington

As you can see below, pedestrians including me, are "in road". This fine 1780 house has balustrades on the attractive colonnade and (intermittently) along the roof To add to this, there were yet more horse-drawn carts and drays delivering goods around what was then

Traditional medicine practitioners reckon it is good for colds and coughs. Here is where the permissive path ends and where the road has to be negotiated again. The Goods Yard extended along the footpath. Here are three photos of Cutwaters. Another warning tale of SatNav and roads in the South Hams. This was the way ahead, and this is not a road where the tarmac has worn away, it is a road that never

sheep, most of which given hundreds of square miles to eat, much prefer standing on or around the only roads Incidentally the white line on the road is what passes for the pavement or sidewalk should you wish to on a stick out first before you step out yourself, because that pavement also serves as part of the road

So we are being more hopeful this year, it's been dry most of the month so far, touch wood. Touch Wood is a strange expression which has been around in various forms for so long that most people But just say "touch wood" and everything will be fine. ancestors who believed in animism, which is the belief that spirits inhabit inanimate objects like wood

Also worthy of note is the Great West Window known as the Screen of Saints and Angels, engraved directly onto the screen in expressionist style by John Hutton. St Michael Fist of St Michael The Hutton glass screen of angels and saints. Hutton's screen seen from the old cathedral. The Chapel of Unity. West wall. Interior view of the Hutton screen, through to the old ruins.

flourishing disappeared around the corner, as if some invisible gardener had drawn a line across the road Everyone in Britain is familiar with M Roads, or Motorways and then A Roads and B Roads as you decrease in the road hierarchy, but I now introduce to you the G Road, notable by its addition of grass down Last time I attempted this road I met an Amazon delivery and never got to my destination. Cornish Fairings are an example of a particular genre of food.

February 2021- Where we live just off the main coast road but in the lee of the Prawle peninsula, we We love going east but since New Year that main road has been completely closed, to repair a major landslide Because this is a tourist hotspot in summer, all major road repairs that cause closures happen in the This road is the only bus route. But yesterday the road reopened so we could get to the coast road again.

manor at Norton and the parish church at Townstal before falling steeply along what are now Church Road He promoted the First Carriage Road out of Dartmouth, The Market, the Mail Packet Station and Railway Travel along the coast was far more efficient than travel by land along routes with poor quality roads A road with a maximum width of 5 feet was designed for horses not carts, and certainly not Range Rovers

Originally published on Photoblog by Gethin Thomas SEPTEMBER. 01, 2020 And I didn't even see these until I edited the photo in Affinity. Couldn't believe the detail. I was pointing almost into the sun and the interior was just total black. It was the stone wall I was interested in. But really it was the timber interior that made the shot. Funny story about the camera too. I bought it in San Francisco about 12 years ago, Canon Power Shot A2000 IS. I think it may have been $300 US. Fantastic little camera and it has followed me around all over the world. Then last year on holiday I dropped it onto a concrete floor and that was it Kaput. I was so disappointed as it was just perfect for travel. So I decided to Google a modern equivalent as a replacement. After sifting through reviews and search results, the very same camera came up on Ebay, £19.95 including postage. I thought it must be a scam right? But I was prepared to risk less than £20. It turned up a day later and was absolutely immaculate, better than my old one, not a mark on it. It didn't even look like it had ever been used. Has to be one of the best bargains ever.

The main coast road is just to the right, the other side of the "Road Closed" sign, and carries a lot Until that very short length of road, only about 100 metres long, was built by US forces during World It derives as you might expect from the method of sprinkling pepper lightly over food. Devon lanes are surely the Marines of the road network, all flat top and short back and sides. So instead of "The End" or "Fin" I draw this mostly incoherent tale to a "Road Closed".

230 metres (750 ft) long building was designed by architect, James Roberts as part of the Inner Ring Road Completed in 1962 the building originally named the Ringway Centre was the first part of the Inner Ring Road Even the iconic Selfridges store, below, which made it to Microsoft Windows 7 desk top screen image with , police evacuated all pubs and businesses in Birmingham city centre and commandeered all available rooms third bomb, concealed inside two plastic bags, was found in the doorway of a Barclays Bank on Hagley Road