View of downtown Sheffied from a double decker.
Downtown Sheffied complete with your friendly KFC>
Residential area showing the hills of Sheffield.
This is why driving is so different in the UK. Many roads become single lanes because of the parked cars.
I have never seen heather. It was a little
And, there is a lot of it.
Mama wouldn't slow down so the picture is a little fuzzy.
John, my host, took me to a fishing museum in Grimsby. The fishing industry here employed 3200 people at one time. Now, only a fraction. Because of the cramped quarters on the trawler and the number of people, photos were not possible.
OK, so I am hung up on showing my B&Bs. This may be the tiniest I ever was in.
That pen is five inches long. There is no way to get your face over the sink. The stool and shower were outside my room, down the hall.
I couldn't believe it when I saw Popeye. What is the story here?
At least I had a room with a view. But, probably every house in Lincoln has a view of the cathedral at night.
This street is appropriately named Steep Hill.
And, it goes down as well as up.
This is a prison chapel in the castle at Lincoln. It is one of a kind as it is built so no prisoner can see another prisoner. They wear hoods to be put in place, then barriers are closed between them for the two hours they will lean against a seat that is built at a 45 degree angle to the floor.
A view from the castle wall. Sorry no pictures of the castle.
I took a boat ride down the old Roman built canal in Lincoln. Notice the narrow boats built to navigate the narrow canals.
Never far from a pint.
And what a stroke of luck. A chance to make up a Rotary meeting.
They had twenty four ales to sample. I met and talked with some fine fellows from the Lindum Rotary Club.