Well, not actually Chepstow, but down by the old
Severn Bridge. Some friends of ours took us down for a walk to the water
front. It was a bright late summer morning and I took a few snaps...
The estuary mud is particularly glutinous. I know, I
got some on my trainers.
Looking up, the carriageway looking quite clean and
functional. If I had a pound for every time I have driven over it...
Our walk adjoins M.O.D. land.
another nice view of the bridge.
The new bridge in the distance and with
a couple of 'arty' foregrounds
We are not alone; this is a popular spot for
photographers.
an interesting fungus
The previous days strong winds had rather thrashed
these flags.
Berkeley nuclear power station across in
England.
a last glimpse before we go off for
lunch
May 2008 and we were over Chepstow way
once more. This time, a short visit to the Lydney Dock renovation
project. Down by the Severn, something stirred...
Always a super view from our hosts house of the
estuary and the distant Severn Bridges.
These gnarled tree branches caught my eye on an early
morning walk
Here we are, down by the edge of the
estuary.
Mud, mud, and more mud.
Lock gates.
An old manor house seen on our walk nearby.
Ditto
Our friends dog rushes out from a field of oil seed
rape.
