After a morning in Bakewell we stopped for lunch at the Bulls Head in Monyash. While waiting for lunch a beautiful Ducati Panigale V4S pulled into the car park. After a quick talk with the owner I had to take a few minutes to admire and take a few pictures.
After deciding to take the bus to Heswall, I opened up Maps to look for a coffee shop to try. Wylde was the first one to catch my eye. Turned out to be a great choice.
Friendly staff, a well made, good tasting coffee and you can’t beat a seat to watch the world from. The cakes looked amazing but I didn’t have a chance to try them.
The Museum of Liverpool is based at the Pier Head. It reflects the city’s global significance allowing visitors to explore the varied history of the city. Its varied collections span social and community history, transport and a little known local band – The Beatles.
What started out as a damp walk in the woods from Sefton Church became a wet march across the water logged fields of the Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve.
We decided to explore an area of Liverpool that we haven’t visited much – Toxteth. The area has seen a lot of regeneration in recent years after decades of decline with a number of building being used for street art pieces.
It had been some time since we were at the New Bird Skatepark so we decided to check it out for any updates of the street art.
A quiet Sunday morning walk across the fields and along the canal path in Maghull, Merseyside. We started and finished at Maghull railway station.
A little bit of fun at St George’s Hall during our lockdown walk in the city.
It was good to see a few different sights after spending so many weeks walking around the local streets.
Decided to try some different parks in the city to add a little variation on my lockdown walks. The first of the new parks was Allerton Towers.
