Friday, November 11, 2011

June 2011: Salisbury 12: On the way back from the cathedral

We started to walk back from the cathedral.

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Emerging from the door and peering up at this lovely massive Western Facade with beautiful statues.

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The main entrance.

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One of the statues.

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A restored statue looks a bit out of place compared to his neighbour.

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A triple layer of statues.

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Its a lovely day, sunny and the grass is a brilliant green.

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Moving towards the North End of the Cathedral.

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Hello? what’s this?

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Its the walking Madonna. Lovely Statue, eh?

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One final look back

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People were laying about enjoying the fine weather.

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No, another view at the cathedral. Very imposing. Huge!

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Starting the walk back.
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Nice wheels man.

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The school.

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The gate

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What a great name

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Streets were curiously empty. I would have thought it would be heaving.

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The India Shop

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This is a priest’s home I believe.

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Nicely signposted.

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Peering upstream of the little river.

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There is a really cool bridge upstream

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Few ducks

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Long flowing water weeds under the water, this is the long flowing hair of the river goddess Smile

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busy paddling away.

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The river isnt very deep, hardly couple of feet

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The trees are leaning over the water

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Downstream from the bridge.

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A feather on the surface

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Beams of light piercing the water

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This was a lovely brace of trees

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And I ended my Salisbury journey while looking at this lovely huge flower arrangement. Lovely place, Salisbury. I have to come down here and spend some quality time peering at the cathedral and this time with a detailed book in hand. Till then…

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