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Tag Archives: England
Exploring England’s Peak District
Baaaaaahhh! The ewe looked ready to charge. (Can sheep be dangerous? I know wombats can be deadly). She was intent on protecting her lamb from this strange creature that was approaching on two legs. The creature had a black box … Continue reading
Posted in England, Europe
Tagged bakewell, bakewell pudding, chatsworth, conservatory, derbyshire, derwent, devonshire, duke, England, fish and chips, haddon hall, jane eyre, lamb, mercia, peak district, pemberley, pride and prejudice, princess bride, rutland, sheep, wye
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London Calling
I rode the tightrope on the side of the road. I didn’t want to leave the yellow line next to the curb. The traffic was heavy even though it was a Sunday afternoon. Cars whizzed past my right side, inches … Continue reading
Posted in England, Europe
Tagged bicycle, bike, bike rental, cyle hire, England, Imperial War Museum, London, tube, Underground
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A Shower in Haworth
I couldn’t touch my toes. Ordinarily that is not a problem for me. I’m not the most limber guy around, but I can usually reach down far enough and pull up one foot at a time. This is an important … Continue reading
Posted in England, Europe
Tagged Bronte sisters, England, Haworth, moors, Old White Lion Hotel, shower
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