…for Wordless Wednesday and bloghops here, there and everywhere!
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Take a walk around my town with me – bring your dog too!
Click images to take a closer look!
The popular Compass Bar retained the original shopfront signage
An undertaker that supplies school uniforms!
Not the smartest shop in town but one of the most interesting!
There are normally cushions on the barrels, but it was about to start raining!
A coffee bar cum barbers shop!
This old railway carriage is now a very popular restaurant!
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I don’t think they sell babies here!
A proper sweet shop!
Antiques and cappacino!
You can play darts and buy darts here!
Those were the days…
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It was nice visiting. The Brickmakers Ale House is my favourite.
It’s a great little pub. The beer is served straight from barrels which are in a temperature controlled glass-fronted cabinet behind the bar!
Thank you for the excellent tour, Keith. Your gallery of images is superb. I love that railway carriage and the beautiful artwork on it.
Thanks, Suzette, it’s quite a sight!
A great tour and hubby and I will meet you at the pup for a pint or two.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous day and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
If only you could – the first round’s on me!
My cousin lives in Wales and is coming for lunch on Thursday. I am going to ask her if she has ever visited your town. It sounds delightful.
I hope you have a lovely time. Do let me know, Denise!
She has visited and described it as a nice upscale area.
Very lovely shops! Chapelle Rouge is especially inviting!
It really is, I often go in for a stroll around. I may even buy something one day!
I’d be tempted to buy something every day! That’s my kind of store 😀
What a delightful place! I’d love to take a stroll, maybe peep into some shops or even pick up a few things.
You’d love it, Mimi!
Foi um lindo passeio, boa caminhada pra conhecer tua cidade!
abraços, chica
Cuatro calles en una plaza! Gracias por caminar conmigo!
A typical town with shops, bars, restaurants for people to visit. We don’t have places like that around here. Everything old gets torn down with new modern places as replacements. The charm in the UK is what is so special.
We are blessed with many independent shops and restaurants, some look a little weather worn. but that’s OK!
Lovely trip through your city Keith.
Thanks for joining me, Sadje!
My pleasure
So many interesting shops, etc, to explore!
Thanks so much. That was but the tip of the iceberg!
So may cool shops there!
I particularly liked the colorful outdoor seating at the alehouse.
Me too! They normally have cushions on them but it was about to tip down with rain!
I could linger for hours just looking in the store windows. And having a beer or two. Alana ramblinwitham
I do just that!
OK, my doggo was sleeping right next to me, so it seemed like he was with me on your tour. Thanks for sharing your neighborhood. 🙂
I’m so pleased you enjoyed your virtual stroll!
Signs are beautifully crafted
…with one exception, delightful as it is!
It looks like a sweet little town.
It is, a small seaside town we love so much!