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November 12th 2008

Published: November 12th 2008

It has been a few days since my last blog. I've been busy going to my favourite places in England. At this moment in time, I want to acknowledge the supportive comments from people around the world. Glad you enjoy the photos. Thanks for sharing your heritage with me, and I hope you go to these places soon. This blog is a way to share photos and touristy thoughts with friends and family. If ... Read Full Entry

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Finally covid restrictions have eased. I'm taking six weeks to bop around Europe in May and June 2022. Past -I have a year to travel starting this summer of 2008. I will start in the United Kingdom, then cross to Ireland. Then I plan to go to Poland and Ukraine. Depending upon the political climate, I may venture into Turkey. In preparation, I have spent many hours reading other peoples' blogs. I wonder how my adventure will unfold? http://www.worldmapmaker.com/create-map.php ... full info

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Sunset

Best Pub

This is the best pub as it has a Thai restaurant on the back and is in my fav part of London, Nottinghill Gate.

Train to Barnsley

Town Hall

Town Hall in Barnsley

Mining

Barnsley was once a mining town

Mayors

Display

Display in town hall

Church

The Bishop came to visit while I was here. I helped with tea service.

Venison Shop

Deer meat is sold here.

Market town

Barnsley is a market town in Yorkshire

Town Clock

Can you see two dashes of red light? This is the £30,000 artsy town clock. There is a red dot that tracks around the square which we guess counts the seconds. We don't know how the dashes indicate time.

Downtown Barnsley

Bonfire night

Over 100 people gathered to eat jacket pototoes, burgers and chilli, and watch the fireworks near Sutton Bridge.

Cold winds

We had to wear layers to keep warm. I noticed no one went near the fire; guess they also relied on the punch for warmth.

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