The Long and winding path
OK, not exactly a road, more a footpath.
This is the footpath that I take to walk to Wimbledon town centre.
Now that might not inspire you very much, but the point of the post is to show a few pics taken with the camera built into my new phone. Its 8.8 megapixels so ought to be quite good, but its not as easy to hold steady as a proper camera, so there is a little blurring.
Town Centre itself was quite busy and by the noise some of the younger people were making I’d guess the pubs had done a brisk trade too. Its also cold and damp, so decided I wouldn’t stay away from home for too long.
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Looks pretty cold and damp too 😦 We, on the other hand, had a lovely sunny day. Perfect for a walk up to Rosia and then to Europa Point. And then, the bus back 🙂
I do that going to the big Tesco. Its about 30 mins walk which is fine on a nice day, but I get the bus home (door to door almost) so I don’t have to struggle with shopping. Wimbledon Common is about 20 mins walk, but there isn’t a bus back from there.
It is however downhill coming home.
Haha, I now have visions of shops all over Wmbledon Common, a bit like Ealing Heath!
There’s a lot in the pictures that looks familiar…particularly the hazy fog. Where I’m from it’s a constant companion, even in winter.
Ah yes, I’ve been to Canada quite a few times, mainly Montreal and Toronto. Really love Montreal as a city. My only experience of your part of Canada was an unscheduled visit to Gander; maybe I’ll write a blog post about it. Job for tomorrow.
I love Montreal too :>) Might just be my favourite big city.