More Brutal

More high lights of Gravesend brutalist buildings.

Et Tu Brutal

The Civic Centre at Gravesend is an interesting piece of Brutalist Architecture.

Port Sunlight

After a couple of days in North Wales for a family wedding, we ended up at the Lady Lever art gallery and Port Sunlight.

Mainly for a relaxing day after all the goings on over the past few days.

4000 Years and Counting

The Yew tree in the churchyard at Llangernyw is possibly 4000 years old. The churchyard also contains the graves of some family members from the family tree of my wife.

They used to be tenant farmers locally, at the start of the 20th century.

We still have the old kitchen table from their farmhouse and the old family story is, that at some point they lost the farm and did a midnight move with all their possessions that they could carry, roped into the upturned table that was sitting on a cart.

Wightwick Manor

We spent most of the day travelling, with a stop at Wightwick Manor

Mackerel Sky

Mackerel sky on the morning commute today.

Any Port in a Storm

Lightship 21 is now moored at the town pier in Gravesend.

LV21

Stratford Skyline

This is the view at the end of my day.

Party on a Monday night

Not often I get to party on a Monday night with friends.

Grain and an Old Location.

On a sunny Sunday we needed to get out for some fresh air.
This time it was back to Grain for a walk along the sea wall.

On the way back we stopped of for a picture of my favourite skyline.

Cooking on Gas