I didn't manage to blog weekly - there are distinct gaps in my postings when I was on holiday and when we went off to celebrate our first year of marriage, or when I was under-the-weather - but nonetheless, there are 43 posts to sift through!!
Here are the most popular ones:
| In 1st place, with 1103 views, making it the most popular post of 2016, is: From 54 Baxter Gate to 1 Old Hospital Way |
2nd place, with 1014 views is:
| Red and green houses abandoned in favour of a picnic |
3rd place, with 965 views, goes to:
| Loughborough Union workhouse |
Coming in at 4th place, with 947 views, is:
| Red white or green maybe |
5th place, with 920 views, is:
| Coffee houses to coffee shops |
In 6th place, with 910 views, is:
| Loughborough and the holiday connections |
Coming in at 7th place, with 875 views, is:
| Bradgate Park |
8th place, with 822 views, goes to:
| Birthday celebrations |
In 9th place, with 797 views, is:
| From Loughborough to Melbourne and back again via |
10th place, with 779 views, is:
| Investigating the Victorians leads to Messengers |
The 11th most popular post, with 77 views, is:
| George Hodson and the Loughborough Union workhouse |
In 12th place, with 742 views, we find:
| Leicestershire County Council green plaque scheme |
And in 13th place, with 739 views, is:
| Obelisks everywhere |
Sadly, Victorian House Plaques, Tucker's, and William Railton's Bavarian Gates, are languishing at the bottom of the popularity table!
If I had to choose my favourite blog post, I think I'd probably go for one of the posts about connections from other places, to Loughborough - maybe Tiverton - or some of those coincidences that seem to happen on a regular basis - like obelisks - or any of the posts on cinemas or pubs!!
I've also posted a few virtual walks - hoping to do more next year. Here's the popularity chart:
1st - Loughborough, Luddites and lace walking trail (1000 views)
2nd - Loughborough sculpture, art and architecture trail (973 views)
3rd - Loughborough Zeppelin trail (784 views)
Anyway, must away and celebrate the start of a new year! Enjoy your own celebrations, and see you next year!
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