Monthly Archives: April 2001

Into Exeter

Posted on April 10, 2001 by Gary

Exeter is a big city with a lovely cathedral. I bought a particularly interesting book on the wood carvings inside the cathedral. Yeah, I know, sounds a bit anorak-y but actually quite interesting. Besides, anorak implies one remembers it all … Continue reading →

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A trawl along the coast of Devon

Posted on April 9, 2001 by Gary

Our first stop was Branscombe which claims to be the longest village in England – it certainly went for a long time, down a very steep hill. I was amazed when Neville made it. Stopped at St Winifred’s, a gorgeous … Continue reading →

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Situation rectification

Posted on April 8, 2001 by Gary

After a desperate trip into Sidmouth to find a chemist which also included a fry-up breakfast, a pint of Otter in the Tudor Rose, a walk along the beach front and a trip to Waitrose and a Spar, we returned … Continue reading →

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Cat Piss Place

Posted on April 7, 2001 by Gary

Set off very late for Boswell Farm. We decided to go via the A31 rather than the usual A303, and across the New Forest. Therefore had a lovely lunch at Ringwood in an old store in the centre of the … Continue reading →

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Emsworth

Posted on April 1, 2001 by Gary

Went to see the ocean on what rapidly became a cocker spaniel day. Walked along a bit of the Wayfarer’s Way. Lovely little village with a very cute pub. Lovely cake icing houses. Bit crowded though – I assume it’s … Continue reading →

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