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    • zondag 20 april 2025 om 19:01
    • ⛅ 13 °C
    • Hoogte: 100 m
    • EngelandStoke-on-Trent52°59’9” N  2°10’47” W
    The Wedgwood Factory as seen from the canal
    The gongoozlers are back! Plenty of people to watch us going through the locksThese metal sculpted signs are dotted along our route as we near the cityLooking towards Rainboat from the bridge to the lakesThe fishing lake where we spotted the kingfisherPeriwinkles are in bloom 💜Bracket fungus on our lakeside walk2Even a small clump of bluebells

    By the fishing ponds, outskirts of Stoke

    20 april, Engeland ⋅ ⛅ 13 °C

    From Barlaston we progressed towards Stoke on Trent. The canal passed by the Wedgwood factory and we saw signs for Trentham Gardens. Dad and Sarah had toured Wedgwood visitor centre the previous week. It would have been good to visit both venues but Vicky isn't well enough to walk that distance at the moment.

    We tied up to shiny new mooring rings near an out of town logistics warehouse. Trees on the offside surrounded a series of fishing lakes. There was access via the footbridge just behind us. We and the dogs really enjoyed taking a round route for once and there were surprisingly few people there considering it was Easter Sunday. They may have given up and gone home, as the fishers we spoke to said they weren't having any luck. The peaceful environment suited us and we even caught sight of a kingfisher; always a treat!
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    Jane Jinks

    ReizigerEven a small clump of bluebellsThose look like Spanish bluebells rather than our native ones. We have lots of those in our garden. In the woods around Ledbury there are carpets of native bluebells, much prettier flowers, I thinks, than the Spanish ones. Here's a link about the differences: https://www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/how-…

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    Vicky 'n' Will's Travels

    Vicky 'n' Will's TravelsEven a small clump of bluebellsThey're definitely Spanish and I agree. They haven't the colour or the delicacy of English ones 💙💜

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