Enjoy!
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| Red paint on the canal towpath |
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| A garden-side canoe |
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| Just in case |
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| Alongside the towpath |
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| Almost French! |
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| A red canopy |
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| You can never have too many! |
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| Mooring peg and rope |
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| Good to know! |
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| And if I didn't get the message the first time ... |
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| Red ripples, orange beak |
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| New houses! |
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| Attention fishermen! |
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| Not sure about this one! |
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| Serendipity too! |
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| Stunning tree |
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| More canoes! |
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| Can't miss this outhouse! |
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| Stressing the message! |
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| Burning hedge |
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| Pink's a shade of red |
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| Red crane |
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| Rosehips! |
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| A hint of red |
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| Another hint of red |
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| A hint of orange |
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| Colourful bushes |
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| Can't miss this sign! |
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| Autumn rubbish |
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| Yippee! |
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| Success! |
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| Graffiti |
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| Still available! |
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| Dogs are welcome |
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| More success! |
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| Sill available! |
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| What a smart hat! |
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| Pay with silver to use |
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| Reversing |
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| A crafty sign! |
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| Another burning bush |
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| Subtle |
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| Name your price |
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| Wellies |
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| The Co-operative! |
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| Orange circle |
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| Not for much longer |
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| Fuschias |
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| More Autumn rubbish |
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| The red Olympic ring |
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| The bells |
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| Weekend Warlords |
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| The red door |
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| The posting box |
You
are welcome to quote passages from any of my posts, with appropriate credit.
The correct citation for this looks as follow:
Dyer, Lynne (2016). Loughborough in 50 shades of red.
[Online] Available from:
http://lynneaboutloughborough.blogspot.com/2016/11/loughborough-in-50-shades-of-red.html [Accessed 27 November 2016]
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