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IMG_1718 by patsaunder

2 September 2019 - Wales, Wales
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IMG_1742 by patsaunder

2 September 2019 - Wales, Wales
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IMG_1721 by patsaunder

2 September 2019 - Wales, Wales
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Chester Town Hall by patsaunder

The Town Hall building. We would have liked to check out the view from the tower, but unfortunately, the building was not open to the public at this time.

2 September 2019 - England, England
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The Rows by patsaunder

2 September 2019 - England, England
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Eastgate and Eastgate Clock by patsaunder

Eastgate and Eastgate Clock stand on the site of the original entrance to the Roman fortress of Deva Victrix. It is a prominent landmark in the city of Chester and is said to be the most photographed clock in England after Big Ben.

2 September 2019 - England, England
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Seps to Bridge Street Row West by patsaunder

Access steps to Bridge Street Row West, and Watergate Row South. The steps of the Rows take you to the second level with the covered walkway

2 September 2019 - England, England
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Black and white timbered structure. by patsaunder

2 September 2019 - England, England
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The Rows on all the streets around the central part of the town. . by patsaunder

The Rows are on all the streets around the central part of the town. Beside these Rows you can see a black and white timbered building also.

2 September 2019 - England, England
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Cheshire cheese, and Chester beer. by patsaunder

Chas with his Cheshire cheese, and Chester beer. “Chester ale, Chester ale! I could ne’er get it down, ‘Tis made of ground-ivy, of dirt, and of bran, ‘Tis as thick as a river below a huge town! ‘Tis not lap for a dog, far less drink for a man.” (Sion Tudor {Welsh poet, died 1602}, quoted in ‘Wild Wales’). Chas notes “it’s still not the best”.

2 September 2019 - Wales, Wales
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2 September 2019 - England, England
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Sculpture, Chester by patsaunder

This sculpture commemorates the cannon that was completely destroyed in England's Civil War (1642–1651), and the terrible destruction that Chester.endured during this time.

1 September 2019 - England, England
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Part of city wall, Chester by patsaunder

Part of the city wall above the canal showing the footpath around the top of the wall.. Would you believe that the door to the building that can be seen is a vegan restaurant

1 September 2019 - England, England
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The Cheshire Cat ... marking his place in history, beside the Roman city wall. by patsaunder

1 September 2019 - England, England
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The Water Tower, Chester by patsaunder

The Water Tower, part of the north-west wall of the city... construction 1322-1325.

1 September 2019 - England, England
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The Bull and Stirrup Hotel by patsaunder

Our accommodation for the night ... The Bull and Stirrup Hotel, built 1889 on the site of the previous Bull and Stirrup Inn.

1 September 2019 - England, England
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The Bluebell Inn by patsaunder

The Bluebell Inn .. ... this timber framed house, probably dates from the late 15thC, is recorded as an inn in 1540. It is believed that George Borrow stayed here while in Chester. We enjoyed our evening meal here.