John is proud of his car! Note the model name under the number plate
And this is Cheryl's sense of humour
Anne lets Mike tell us about the first world war gun in Victory Park, Ebley when he was young, and how it was melted down to make bombs in WW2
What are they working on? Read on ....
No golf allowed
But table tennis is OK
We continue through the park
Old and new blend in together
Anne tells us of the eating opportunities after the walk, including Ebley Mill
Not a lock gate, but a flood barrier
We head off towards Stroud
Very pleasant this morning
Some attractive housing
Tricorn House (centre) is about to be improved, we hope
We continue
Past another lock
Brian wonders why there is a kink in the pipe?
Classic architecture
And a fine new bridge too
There is lots to look at
And read about too
Clive in the Visitor Centre could tell you a tale
New edging
A haiku - being curious I search the internet, and there is a link to a very interesting webpage below these photos full of local history
Anne our leader
What will future people make of this?
Piles to hold back a rubbish dump
Anne finds a very pleasant coffee stop by the Frome
We continue along the former LMS line
Where are we? Does this help?
It's looking a bit threatening over Randwick
Back we head across a football pitch
And a rugby pitch back in Victory Park
Ah, they said it was a new garden based on the Victoria Cross. Yes, we must look next year.
Haiku "On the sunlit bed ...." referred to above
Click this link and you will eventually come to the Haiku
Photos, captions, processing and uploading by Mike