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Tag Archives: Wendover
The Wendover Arm
On New Year’s Eve, I walked along the Wendover Arm of the Grand Union Canal. This turns off the main line of the Grand Union at Bulbourne and runs to the small Buckinghamshire town of Wendover. I started at Tring … Continue reading
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Tagged cormorant, David Suchet, Grand Union Canal, Tring, Wendover, Wendover Arm Trust
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An invitation
As I have mentioned, I retire from full-time employment at the end of this month. I would like to mark the occasion in some way, but have not been sufficiently organised to plan anything for the exact date. So, taking … Continue reading
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