Sunday 18 March 2018

Loughborough snow today!

So, over the last couple of weeks I've been a bit busy, gadding about, but today I managed to get out and about in Loughborough - in the snow! Here's some pics of my journey from Loughborough Road cemetery, to Charnwood Water, past the Great Central Railway, onto the Grand Union canal, up to the parish church, the Old Rectory, along Fennel Street and into the Market Place. Enjoy!


Snowy path to Loughborough cemetery
Path to the cemetery

Snowy cemetery Loughborough
Snowy cemetery

Snowy cemetery Loughborough
Snowy cemetery

Snowy chapel spire Loughborough
Snowy chapel spire

Mr Paltridge standing in snow Loughborough
Mr Paltridge standing in snow

Bridge covered in snow
An added layer of snow and I really can't see the trains below!

Snowy fence looking onto the railway Loughborough
Snowy fence looking onto the railway

Snowy branches at Charnwood Water Loughborough
Snowy branches at Charnwood Water

Snowy tree and path at Charnwood Water Loughborough
Snowy tree and path at Charnwood Water

Snowy seat at Charnwood Water Loughborough
Snowy seat at Charnwood Water

Snow covered trees at Charnwood Water Loughborough
The Snow Queen at Charnwood Water

Life buoy topped with snow at Charnwood Water Loughborough
Red about Loughborough, with a white hat

Snowy Charnwood Water Loughborough
Snowy Charnwood Water

Snowy path at Charnwood Water Loughborough
Snowy path at Charnwood Water

A grebe on Charnwood Water Loughborough
A grebe on Charnwood Water

A tufted duck on Charnwood Water Loughborough
A tufted duck on Charnwood Water

Swan on Charnwood Water Loughborough
Swan on Charnwood Water

A snowy booking office sign at the GCR Loughborough
A snowy booking office at the GCR

Herbert Morris and fisherman on the banks of the Grand Union Canal Loughborough
Herbert Morris and fisherman on the banks of the Grand Union Canal

Fishermen on the banks of the Grand Union Canal Loughborough
Fishermen on the banks of the Grand Union Canal

Fishermen through the canal bridge Loughborough
Fishermen through the canal bridge

Through the bridge on the Grand Union Canal Loughborough
Through the bridge on the Grand Union Canal

Through the bridge on the Grand Union Canal Loughborough
Through the bridge on the Grand Union Canal

Postbox outside the sorting office Loughborough wearing a snowy hat
Postbox outside the sorting office wearing a snowy hat

Icicles on the parish church Loughborough
Icicles on the parish church

Gravestones at the parish church Loughborough
Gravestones at the parish church

The snowy Old Rectory Loughborough
The snowy Old Rectory

Snow on Fennel Street Loughborough
Snow on Fennel Street

Former Church Gate school Loughborough with snowy roof
Former Church Gate school

Snow on the HSBC building Loughborough
Snow on the HSBC building

Maybe next week I will stop galavanting around and get my research back on track!


You are welcome to quote passages from any of my posts, with appropriate credit. The correct citation for this looks as follow:

Dyer, Lynne (2018). Loughborough snow today! Available from: https://lynneaboutloughborough.blogspot.com/2018/03/loughborough-snow-today.html  [Accessed 18 March 2018]

Take down policy:
I post no pictures that are not my own, unless I have express permission so to do. All text is my own, and not copied from any other information sources, printed or electronic, unless identified and credited as such. If you find I have posted something in contravention of these statements, or if there are photographs of you which you would prefer not to be here, please contact me at the address listed on the About Me page, and I will remove these.
Thank you for reading this blog. 

Lynne 


2 comments:

  1. Replies
    1. Thank you! Charnwood Water is particularly photogenic, isn't it, but there are so many interesting things in the Charnwood area to photograph!

      Delete

If you have found this post interesting or have any questions about any of the information in it do please leave a comment below. In order to answer your question, I must publish your query here, and then respond to it here. If your information is private or sensitive, and you don't wish to have it on public display, it might be a better idea to email me using the address which is on the About Me page, using the usual substitutions. Thanks for reading the blog.