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Long weekend in York (11th Nov 2006)
29th Sep 2023
Jasper
once
again
is
safely
stowed
in
the
Cozy
Pets
Boutique
Hotel
in
an
A1
cell
(that's
what
it
says
on
it).
And
we're
safely
stowed
in
a
Brooklands
self-catering
cottage
in
Bellerby.
An
easier
drive
up
from
Cambridge
-
Google
Maps
did
take
us
on
a
scenic
route
to
add
artistic
verisimilitude
to
an
otherwise
bald
and
unconvincing
navigation.
It
may
have
saved
us
tens
of
minutes.
We
were
impeded
by
work
going
on
a
bridge
on
the
A1M
road
where
the
two
lanes
were
reduced
to
one.
We
got
supplies
at
Tescoes
in
Catterick
Garrison
and
refueled.
16th Mar 2018
We're
just
back
from
a
visit
to
Aysgarth
in
North
Yorkshire.
A
lovely
area,
pastoral
and
peaceful.
Dry
stone
walls
divided
up
the
snow
streaked
hills.
Sheep
grazed
the
hills.
Villages
retained
their
age-old
character.
The
Aysgarth
falls
could
be
heard
from
the
well
appointed
Robin
Hill
holiday
bungalow
we
were
in,
we
walked
from
the
bungalow
and
saw
three
sets
of
falls.
A
great
area
for
walkers
not
that
we
count
as
such.
We
dined
twice
at
the
Aysgarth
Falls
Hotel
which
had
a
peculiar
backwards
clock,
and
books
around
the
walls.
11th Nov 2006
Virginia
and
I
spent
a
long
weekend
in
York,
an
old
city
with
Roman
/
Anglo-Saxon
/
Viking
and
Norman
pasts.
York
is
haunted
by
old
buildings
and
walls
and
ruins
and
history.
Ghosts
too
to
judge
by
the
number
of
"Ghost
Walks"
on
offer.