Christopher Ward Forum

To be honest I always looked upon it that if I hadn't collected it everybody would have had to pay even more.

I must have 'found' and collected millions of otherwise unpaid taxes over my 41 years.

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I'm not sure all of my erstwhile 'customers' would agree with you Patrick.

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From my part, I'm happy to say that if the sun's shining I'll be out there on the Focus or The Monkey.

I've done my work stint.

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The first two photographs are of the same farmhouse at Stourton. The first comes from The AA Illustrated Guide to Britain (1971) and the second I took today. How little some things change in 48 years. https://i.imgur.com/lgtF1Vr.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Z0asdjV.jpg https://i.imgur.com/k9WZk2O.jpg htt...

I rode along Cycle Route 24 alongside the disused railway line this evening. The Radstock to Frome railway line first opened in 1854 to coal traffic, and to passengers a year later. It closed to passengers in 1959, but survived serving freight and the wagon works at Radstock until 1988. On a local p...

I just checked out The White Horse Way route and would imagine that to be very interesting and scenic.

A good idea to break it down into smaller segments.

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Happy Birthday.

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Took this photograph on my early evening electric bike ride.

You can make out Westbury White Horse in the background.



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Been watching a lot of Glastonbury on iPlayer and some great performances.

A few years ago everyone had their camera phones trained on the musicians. It seemed to me that over 99 percent this year were pointing the other way.

A sign of the times I suppose.

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It all counts Paul.

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Out for an early morning 27 miler in some beautiful nearby countryside.

That looks a lot of fun Korkki.

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I worked in Bath for many years in the 80s.

Meanwhile here is my Focus today in stealth mode on a little used bridge over the Beckington bypass.



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Royal Crescent!!

Living relatively close, I have rather taken Bath for granted Patrick.

I well remember hitch hiking there most Saturdays with friends.

We always split up into pairs and often passed each other on the road.

Happy Days.

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This evening in Bath.

The Holburne Museum
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