Since early September I have often been AWOL from WeirdPress with assorted family staying and going on trips. Fortunately my sister is also a writer and always comes to my writers’ group when she stays, so we both did some writing. I took plenty of photos in strange places and we met plenty of weird people, so plenty of blogger fodder. In the meantime here are a few highlights. Can you guess where we might have been?
Times and Tides of a Beachwriter 
You always take such intriguing photos for us!
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Yes I expect people wonder sometimes what I’m doing!
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That makes the whole endeavor even better!
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London?
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Technically yes, though we didn’t surface!
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Merely passing through
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Great pictures! Well I know you have at least been through Lincoln👍, as that is my home city & I recognise the picture of the river next to the Waterside Centre, with the Art overhanging. Also that is Lincoln Cathedral, with a view from the Hotel, which is now called the ‘Lincoln Hotel’ I believe…it used to be called the ‘Eastgate Hotel’. That is the only two I recognise. Kind regards…Jay😊
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Yes one of my favourite cities and my son and family live there. Half of them had Covid so then we had to book a hotel and managed to get two nights in ‘The Lincoln’. Look out for more about Lincoln soon.
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Lincoln is a nice city. I hope you enjoyed your stay😊. And will keep my eye out for further pics! Kind regards…Jay
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Lincoln of course, and the London Underground. I wasn’t expecting Wolverhampton though, so the station sign threw me. (My ex-sister in law lived in Penn, a suburb of Wolverhampton. Not one of my favourite places in England…)
Best wishes, Pete.
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Hello Pete, we passed through Wolverhampton on the way to Crewe.
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I love Paddington!
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We were taken out for a surprise and we certainly got a big surprise when we saw him!
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You came to Lincoln! You shoulda said, I’d a met ya…
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Oh that’s a pity. Are you near the city?
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Often. It’s a beautiful city is it not?
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I first visited in 1974, little knowing that… but that’s for another blog.
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Your fascinating perspective is always enjoyable! Yay for camera phones. I can’t wait for 2050. I will be 103.
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I’ll put that on my 2050 calendar. How did I ever manage without a camera phone?
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Thank you for showing me around Lincoln with those pictures!
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You’re welcome Chen
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beautiful pictures
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Thanks, glad you enjoyed them.
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