thames path – part 9 newbridge to bablock hythe
it’s been a few months since we walked any of the thames path, mostly because of the madness of the wet winter meant it probably wouldn’t have been safe. on saturday we headed back to newbridge to pick up the path where we left it last October
usual suspects outside the pub (which we went back to at the end for cheesy chips)
here’s a footbridge over the thames where there used to be a weird
and here’s the thames looking nice
and here we are at the finish – ferryman’s point at Bablock Hythe
this was a relatively short stretch – about 4 miles – but kezia managed to walk all of it herself without being carried or dragged (or moaning)
hassock of the week
cats and birds of forde abbey
speed control
this is the speed control on the HMS Warrior. It features the speed ‘Faster’ in 4 places which is interesting. Especially, as surely sometimes ‘faster’ will actually be ‘slower’. or perhaps it never slowed down ?
(camerists note: apologies for the strange lighting in this picture – it’s balanced correctly for the sunlight which is coming down the stairs in the background)
broken car
broken car outside tony blair’s new house
photo of photography CDs used as bird scarers
i was taking a picture of these CDs in garden and they blew round to reveal they were from a photography magazine. they weren’t very effective though as the picture i took isn’t great and the vegetables had been majorly munched by moluscs.
