tourism
Poets’ Walk, Clevedon, North Somerset
At the southern end of the North Somerset town of Clevedon, a small promontory juts out into the Severn Estuary, bounded by steep cliffs on each water-facing side. Around the edge of this is Poets' Walk, a short, popular route named after two poets who visited Clevedon, Alfred Tennyson and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Another poet, … Continue reading Poets’ Walk, Clevedon, North Somerset
Wordless Wednesday #24: Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire
Wordless Wednesday #23: into the blue
Wordless Wednesday #21: daisies on the city wall, Dead Man’s Walk, Oxford
Wordless Wednesday #20: Sea storms, Dawlish Warren, Devon
Wordless Wednesday #17: love locks over the River Severn, Worcester, England
The Cast Court, Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Standing beneath Trajan's column following the frieze as it winds it way upwards, round and round, telling the story of the a eponymous emperor's bloody wars in Dacia, I marvel at how close up to it I can get. The column's too tall, though, so the top half is sitting quietly next to the bottom … Continue reading The Cast Court, Victoria & Albert Museum, London
