steep sandy path to the river
Chantries from St Catherine's
St Catherine's Chapel
St Catherine's Hill
missing signs at Olde Ship Inn
former St Catherine's Store
St Catherine's village
St Catherine's bus shelter
St Catherine's post box
beautiful brick house
Spanish invade Guildford
Edward VII pillar box
house with many chimneys
beech in spring
Mount cemetery
guardian angel
folly in the morning light
window in the tower
bluebells in the old cemetery
Chantries at dawn
edge of the dawn
Woking carbuncles on horizon
St Nicolas and Holy Trinity
footbridge to Shalford Meadow
Leaside Lass
River Wey at Millmead
Millmead Weir
river beach of long ago
Town Mill, Guildford
nice to see a postman in trousers
Mill Lane sign
St Mary's Church
old door in Quarry Street
Guildford castle keep
Guildford Castle Gardens
Castle Gardens in spring
Guildford castle ruins
Guildford Cathedral
spring flower beds
seat of long ago memories
seats by the bowling green
seat beside the tulips
guildhall and clock
North Street market
remains of old North Street
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Isisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubHoward Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubIt's otherwise known as Artington Spring Holy Well.
Isisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubI recall being enchanted by the rumble of the diesels coming out of the tunnel.
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Howard Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubThe trees are only that pale and luminescent green in May, which is when I often went to Guildford, stopping en route at the Isabella Plantation in Richmond Park.
Isisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubOn this occasion, I came down the sand and not down the lane.
I've just found it on Street View. You can now walk the little orange man all along the Pilgrim's Way to St Martha's and then on to Newlands Corner, but it doesn't look too enchanting on a grey day.
Howard Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubI wish I wa-a-s in the land of cotton
Cinnamon balls and sandy bottom
To the land, to the land...
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