Ejea de los Caballeros to Lleida
We were on the road again – from Ejea de los Caballeros to Lleida. It was going to be a long day, and I was a little nervous about what my back would... READ MORE
Ejea de los Caballeros
We only had one full day in Ejea de los Caballeros, but it was an interesting day. Ejea is the ‘capital’ of the Cincos Villas, three of which we had already visited Sadaba,... READ MORE
Soria to Ejea de los Caballeros
The time in Soria was good, and friends were generous, but it was time to move on, from Soria to Ejea de los Caballeros. I took the painkillers, strapped myself into a belt,... READ MORE
Sightseeing in Soria
It was relaxing to return to the town, and so sightseeing in Soria was very pleasurable. It has the atmosphere of a clam, clean and solidly respectable town and wandering around presents no... READ MORE
Churches and Monasteries outside Soria
This is the second post to visit religious buildings, but this time it is churches and monasteries outside the walls of Soria. READ MORE
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The Marylebone Baths and Wash-houses, built in 1850, offered ‘..107 separate baths, besides two large swimming baths, with a constant supply of tepid water..’.
St Mary on Paddington Green
If you close your ears and mind to the traffic you can find some of the peace which must have been Paddington Green, but on reflection I found it a sad spot even though the first spring flowers were starting … Continued
Bradshaw’s Hand Book to London, Day 7, Paddington (no.46)
Mr Bradshaw and I picked up the tour in Paddington, at the junction of the Edgware Road with Blomfield Road where I walked along the Regent’s Canal, in the area known as Little Venice.
The gardens of St John’s Chapel, St John’s Wood
The gardens and graveyard surrounding the Chapel of St John were peaceful – filled with flowers and colour, and the scent of sarcococca confusa.
Bradshaw & St John’s Wood gardens
Mr Bradshaw pointed out that St John’s Wood had ‘..the prettiest ornamental cottages and gardens imaginable..’ so I knew I would enjoy peering over hedges and through railings as I walked in St John’s Wood.
