
On my railing - possibly a married couple who are not speaking.
I like the finches! They are here every day and sing beautifully.
I picked up a book that I have had for ages - '1000 Places to See Before You Die'. As I am getting older, I thought I would see how I am doing. Some places I saw before I had a digital camera, so you will just have to take my word for it. So...... starting from the beginning of the book and in England, here goes.
1. Windsor Castle - Lenore and I did an afternoon tour out of London, if I remember correctly - and didn't have time to really see everything.
2. Chester in Cheshire - this is a neat city - the wrought-iron clock tower over the street and the half-timbered buildings.
3. Land's End - after you run a gauntlet of souvenir shops you can walk on the paths looking down on the jagged rocks and the sea.
4. St. Ives - one of my favourite places in the world. I have been here three times. The second time I visited, I bought a delicious ice cream cone at a small shop in the harbour and stood leaning with my elbows on this stone wall to watch the going-ons in the harbour. Suddenly a seagull flew over my shoulder, snatched the cone and disappeared with it. I was left standing there with an inch of cone left in my fingers. I had been warned about the gulls, but didn't think they would be this aggressive!
6. The Cotswolds - This area in south west England has the most attractive little towns imaginable. Below is Broadway.
8. The Lake District
9. Cambridge University - here are punts on the Cam River.
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