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| A greeting at Freshfield station |
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| The start of a walk through the leafy lanes at Freshfield |
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| This is one of only a few Red Squirrel reserves in the country |
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| One of a number of wooden sculptures dotted around the nature reserve |
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| A monument to the asparagus farmers |
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| Formby beach |
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| Part of the vast area of sand dunes along the coast |
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| The start of a walk from Broughton to Woodplumpton |
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| A surprise....this stag appeared on the horizon |
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| It appears they were being farmed nearby |
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| Is this a buzzard? |
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| The side entrance to St. Anne's church at Woodplumpton |
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| The main road through Woodplumpton |
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| Two likely victims for the stocks! |
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| The lych-gate to St.Anne's churchyard |
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| The grave of Meg Shelton (see next pic). The large stone on her grave is to prevent her rising from her grave!! |
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| A sunflower in the graveyard |
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| An unusual vehicle to find in farmyard |
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| The Moot Hall in the centre of Ross |
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| The church of St. Mary the Virgin in Ross |
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| The view across the Wye valley |
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| The statue of Charles Stewart Rolls, the co-founder of Rolls Royce, is a famous son of Monmouth |
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| The market square in Monmouth |
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| The icinic bridge over the river in Monmouth |
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| The centre of Stow |
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| Part of the main square |
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| Bourton-on-the-Water |
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| The River Windrush flows throught the centre of the town and is crossed by five of these bridges |
