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Caerphilly Castle – 01
19/07/2013
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July 2013
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| Odd to have a summer in the Lower Rhymney Valley. | Caerphilly Cheese used to be made in Caerphilly. | |
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| Now we make our Cheese from Fibre Glass. | Caerphilly Castle. | |
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When summer returned
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Caerphilly, Castle, July 2013, South Wales
Before Cider
10/07/2013
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South Wales melts down
And runs out of Ale before the Wetherspoons Cider Festival
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, Beer, Bier, Godfrey Morgan, John Wallace Linton, July 2013, Newport, Pen and Wig, South Wales, The Lamb, Wetherspoons
Tomato and Potato Flowers–July 2013
08/07/2013
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You go away
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And come back to all this
Walking York’s City Walls – 03
06/07/2013
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And the circle completes
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| Churches as well as the Minster | ||
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| History everywhere | Shade and Walls | |
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| And a Ferris Wheel | ||
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| A shadow | ||
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| For those who didn’t come home | ||
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| York Railway Station | ||
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| My gaff |
Hydration needed
Walking York’s City Walls – 01
06/07/2013
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On a summer Saturday in July 2013
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| The start – Micklegate Bar. Going anti clockwise. | ||
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| Clifford’s Tower | ||
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With the better quality light
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#Y13, City Walls, July 2013, York
The Reunion
06/07/2013
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Many A4s
Many beers
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour, Travel
#Y13, A4, Ale, Beer, Bier, July 2013, Mallard, NRM, Trains, Wetherspoons, York
NRM and the last 6 A4s
05/07/2013
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75 years ago
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| York station and a Ferris Wheel. | Things change. | |
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| This way. | The museum station. | |
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| AS we were. | As the Japanese are. | |
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| A little bit of the Chunnel. | Old British Electric | |
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| Old British Diesel. | One of six. | |
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| Two more. | Deltic – 55002. | |
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| D6700 – Class 37 | Not all engines move. | |
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| The Workshop. | And in storage. |
And a sunny day in July 2013
York and it’s Brewery
05/07/2013
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04 July 2013
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| My Gaff. | Spoons – The Punch Bowl. Just across the road. | |
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| It really is a lovely city. | The rather wonderful York Brewery. | |
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| Times and stuff. Click on the picture to make it larger. | The tap room bar. | |
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| Ready for the malted barley. | The Cooper. | |
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| The finished product – York Gold. | York, the City. |
And maybe Spoons too.
Categories: Food and drink, Travel
#Y13, July 2013, Punch Bowl, Wetherspoons, York, York Brewery
Handley Page Victor K2 XL231 ‘Lusty Lindy’ Yorkshire Air Museum
05/07/2013
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Classic V bomber
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| Lindy. | History. | |
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| She was part of Black Buck. | At the sharp end. | |
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| Under the Yorkshire clouds. | Protected from the weather. | |
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| With her generator. | And intakes protected. | |
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| With Nimrod MR2 XV250 in front. | Head on. |
Sitting in the Yorkshire countryside
Categories: Aerospace, Military, Travel
#Y13, Elvington, July 2013, Lusty Lindy, Victor, XL321, Yorkshire Air Museum
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