A lovely and charming place to visit with the river winding through the heart of the town. The medieval old Town Bridge, built originally in the 13th century and widened in the 17th century, still has two of the original arches. The small attached building was a lock-up which held two cells for prisoners waiting to be brought before the magistrate.
The church tower and spire were built in the 1400s.
There are a few timber built houses dating from Tudor times but the majority of buildings are stone, like the old textile mills which still line the banks of the river.
Some views from the river walk…
And one of the lovely old buildings in it’s new life as a restaurant and tea room.
And mama swan making sure her eggs are all tucked in the nest
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😀 Thanks Terry.
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What a lovely place – and not all that far from me so definitely one to visit. Great photos too.
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Thanks, Alison 🙂
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Oh Cathy, what a fabulous place. Here in the U.S. we have nothing even close to that in age or quaintness. Whisk me away and let me land here. Hugs, my dear friend.
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Maybe not as old but there are stunning places in the US. You can whisk any time 🙂 Hugs to you
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Such lovely pictures.
A slice of Olde England.
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Indeed it is 🙂 Thanks June
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Hi Cathy, Beautiful photographs, Cathy.Have given a talk at the library here. It’s a lovely place near to where my friend lives in Box. Love Corsham as well. Any photos of there?
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Hi Judith, thank you 🙂 We used to drive through Box on route to Bath when we lived in Oxfordshire but no photos. I haven’t been to Corsham but it’s now of the list of places to visit!
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I want to walk there, through history. This is an inviting and delightful place. The buildings are awesome. Boggles the mind they’ve stood so many years. Thanks for the photos and for sharing. 🙂
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My pleasure 🙂
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So lovely. Beautiful pictures. This cheered me up so much. Thanks!
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Oh, thanks Franzi 🙂 I’m glad you enjoyed them.
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Gorgeous photos. BoA is very close to my home when I am in the UK. Seeing these make me feel quite homesick! Do you live here?
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Thanks 🙂 No, I don’t actually live in Bradford but close enough to visit easily.
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Another gorgeous place I’ve never visited – well captured Cathy.
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Thanks, Roy 🙂
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It’s so beautiful! Your photos are amazing!
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Thank you so much 🙂
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What beautiful photos. I teach about England, and I’ve been there.
Thank you for visiting my site on Tuesday. I’m sorry I couldn’t get over until now. It was my birthday week. I’m glad you liked my post “Do You Make These 3 Blogging Mistakes?”
Nice to meet you.
Janice
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Thanks for coming over, Janice, good to meet you too. How interesting that you’ve been to Bradford! Hope you had a great birthday week 🙂
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What a great place ~ sure wish I was there now, it looks perfectly serene and relaxing…a breath of fresh air. Great photos ~
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Thank you! It’s very kind of you to say so. It was a very relaxing day.
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Thank you for this delightful tour…It makes me want to visit!
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Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
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