To Dublin, By Train
Let's try this again. This time it's Dublin rather than Cornwall. And train+ferry to boot. But no bike 😉
Oxford had phone boxes on the platform. I wonder how many calls a month they have? I should have grabbed the number.
Crew had puddles...
...and bikes.
There's a bridge from Holyhead station and passenger ferry terminal across to the town. A recommended detour, especially if you have time for a full Welsh and two flat white's at Rueben's before the ferry.
Look closely and and you can see Snowdon!
Before long it's the end of the harbour wall.
And a walk (half nice, half dodging ferry port trucks) from the terminal into the city centre.
New Gate. New Road
Ewok inspecting the new gate and the (maybe) temporary access road for the lock keepers.
Spring Evenings
An early evening walk. Ewok was gently persuaded to climb down the rocks to the beach. He wasn't too keen, but loved the sand when he eventually made it.
Window Sill
The lemon geranium is pondering whether to recover from being left alone with the curtains closed.
Post run views
Muddy run == muddy shoes == take them off before entering house
Daffs
Little Petherick loop is turning into my favourite run. Podcast until somewhere around 6k and then beats to get me home. Half way round I panted past a field of Daffodils. Yellow buds as far as you could see.
Where do you get your coffee
Stein's asked "Where did you get your coffee while we were closed in January?"
Cherry Trees. And now my loyalties are split.
Blocked Sink
A Saturday morning spent removing gunk from the sink waste. I kinda hoped we'd be starting with the renovations by now. Next year?
Post-lunch stretch
A post-(bistro)-lunch required a short stroll to walk off the loveliness. I don't think that F was impressed that it turned into an 11k loop. The dogs are now sleeping though!
Working from the office
What's this? A change from working in the office? Yup. Another day in big London towne.
