A really nice set of images and athough an urban walk looks to be so varied . It is great to be close to any water.
I do like that extremely colourful Rest In Peace shot, I wonder who it relates to.
I know what you mean about walking on flat land . Any hill , even a small one can become a nice challenge ..
Kudos for that distance too.!
Thanks GaP, that's one of the best, I don't mind those. Distance is all we have here for exercise, that final neglgible ascent made me quite concerned about my breathing.
Nice pictures of places I know well. But you didn't go visit the trig point on Carrington Moss?
We visited that oddball trig point on the Sinderland & Carrington Moss walk last year, apparently painted red for the nearby MUFC training grounds. Good local walking.
Look an interesting walk - a right old mix of scenery to keep the interest up. Probably a marmite thing but I really like the graffiti under the bridges.
Cracking set of photos there... I too like the graffiti. When it is that good, it is art.
Thanks pdstp & Richard. Those under-bridge ones are among the best and a few new ones have appeared recently, including a fine black-and-white painting of Marcus Rashford. One small old painting that appears several times, not quite as well done, is a motif of a kiwi on a parachute. I think I passed it at least twice before I recognized it, the penny dropped and I got the joke.
All that canal mileage and not a single mega-ship jammed across the waterway? No tugs, no diggers, no desert?
Mcr has invested to bring office development to the city just when demand is falling as more and more office workers switch to working from home.
Excellent photos and TR
Thanks skip, it's all quite genteel hereabouts with just well kept narrowboats.
I was wondering the same about all these skyscrapers going up just when home working is increasing, plus a plethora of other extensive developments amid a sea of cranes and more in the pipeline.