Some pictures must be taken, some things must be blogged. Photography and pop culture.
As promised, here is the Chester Cathedral entry. Look and see what I mean about its having its own post!
Well, it’s huge.
They even have a Lego model!
I’m particularly pleased with this photograph, which I saved for the end:
I don’t know much about the different architectural styles the cathedral has been through, so here is the link to its Wikipedia article.
The name of this city is the same as the one I live in, without the Man bit. It lies close to the border with Wales and was founded by old Romans as their fortress.
So I went there are took a lot of pictures and managed to narrow them down to eight. And there will still be a separate post for the Chester Cathedral.
The architecture:
The castle:
Old Dee Bridge – bridge on the River Dee.
Bandstand on the riverside.
The Walls:
Roman Amphitheatre, or what’s left of it. The church in the background is St John the Baptist.
Eastgate Clock:
This city seems to have a lot of tourists, which is not surprising and it definitely made me feel not-stupid walking around with a camera, as I wasn’t the only one.
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