79 miles to London - this old milestone still stands at the side of the road in little hamlet of Coate, now just a few houses tucked away by the dual carriage way that leads to the M4.
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Nature is flourishing in the nooks and crannies around the old part of Swindon. The aim of this blog is to illustrate a different Swindon where the 'magic roundabout' plays no part. An enchanting Swindon that can only be discovered on foot. A place of underground springs and streams, ancient hedgerows, footpaths, copses, lakes, and beautiful parkland. If you look a little more closely you will see Swindon is built on sacred ground.
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- Queen's Park - January morning sun-burst
- Queen's Park - moss covered sarsens in the morning...
- Coate Water - a winter view
- Searching for sarsens - around Coate and Hodson
- Hodson Wood and Village - with snowdrops
- Bevis - the Council Oak and Cecily's Bridge at Coate
- Coate Hamlet and a milestone
- The ordinary around us.....
- Willows in winter
- Watery Willows - after the rain
- Moss on a wall - still life
- Some more historic buildings in Old Town
- Walking through the Lawns - January morning
- Out for a morning stroll (for Eileen)
- The Shaftesbury Lakes
- A walk by the River Cole on a January morning
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About Me
- June Jackson
- A wanderer [The only true wisdom is knowing you know nothing - Socrates]