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Marjorie and the Coffee Cupvista 200 vecesThe latte machine at the Little Chef at the Cherwell Valley motorway stop was broken, so Marjorie fetched a latte from the cafe stand. She almost needed a wheelbarrow to get it to the table.
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The Tewkesbury Ferryvista 238 vecesThe other day, when coming home on the M50, I spotted a sign to the ferry. The ferry? Today we went to have a look, and there really is a ferry that runs several times a day from this beautiful spot on the River Avon (actually near the motorway) to Tewkesbury. That's Bredon Hill in the background.
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Ronanvista 119 vecesReturning Ronan home, we stopped at the Westmorland Motorway Services on the M6.
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Ronan and Missy Posing With Marjorievista 97 vecesAt Westmorland Motorway Services on the M6 --- a gorgeous late September afternoon.
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Missy and Ronanvista 112 vecesAt the back of the Westmorland Motorway Services on the M6, with the most gorgeous views of the countryside in the Lake District.
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Zbig and Marjorie Watching the Fireworksvista 166 vecesGuy Fawkes Night party at the Severn Motor Yacht Club, on the banks of the Severn River. Marjorie is the one in the yellow jacket.
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Bonfire and Fireworks on Guy Fawkes Nightvista 142 vecesGuy Fawkes Night at the Severn Motor Yacht Club. Fortunately, that's a fireman in the middle of the blaze setting off one of the fireworks.
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Guy Fawkes Night Bonfirevista 152 vecesSevern Motor Yacht Club, on the banks of the River Severn just south of the "New Bridge," 5 November 2005.
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Craig Exploring Dubaivista 248 vecesWith my painful foot, most of my travel in Dubai was motorised. What an old man!
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Work never stops!!vista 178 vecesA lovely motorway stop! Calling Jackie to make sure all was OK for picking up Harvey and Buddy.
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Marjorie With a Little Chef Breakfastvista 169 vecesAt a motorway stop on the M1, heading north to York. Marjorie tucking in to her full English breakfast.
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Motor and Arm -- Stable Gatevista 195 vecesThis is the motor and arm that open and close (when they work, which they now don't) the stable gate. The wires and conductors on top of the gate and fence are unrelated to the automation system --- they are part of the Gallagher electric fence system --- to keep foxes out.
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