A place to settle and stay
This week I travelled to Wisbech in Cambridgeshire to visit a recently retired friend. We shared a flat together in London many years ago, and it was lovely to see her settled into her new, peaceful environment. My photo gallery is a brief summary of our week.
Grateful thanks, as ever, to Cate at Show My Face for hosting this space, and giving us the opportunity to share our week in six words. If you’re curious about the rules, or thinking of joining in, follow the link above, or in the header.
More of my weekly exploits can be found on my Six word Saturday page. See you next week?
restlessjo 
Beautiful photo series!
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Thanks a lot. What a beautiful Gravatar you have!
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Excellent street photography!!! Cheers Nonoy Manga
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Thank you and thanks so much for visiting.
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wonderful photographs… I loved them all… Thanks and Love, nia
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Thank you, lovely Nia. I must come visiting you, after tea.
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What a beautiful, rich, fun and exciting week. The photos transported us to that wonderful place, all the way to the adorable duck that brings to mind childhood adventures and memories. Happy Father’s day to your hubby. The Mars Bar sounds like a delicious dessert. Thanks and have a great week!
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It was good! And the sun’s shining today- wonderful. Hope yours is happy too.
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Beautiful photos! Nice that you could get away!
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Thanks Sherry. Back in the real world? Shame! The husband will be appreciative.
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Often nice to move & travel; always better once you’re settled in.
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Much DIY and painting has gone on but it’s looking good now. A whole new life for her.
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beautiful photos of your week jo, it all looks very welcoming and a good place to settle!
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Thank you! Wisbech is a really nice market town, and Beryl’s moved from a “not so hot” area of East London. She’s really happy there.
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sounds like a good choice 😀
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A lovely part of Britain. You seem to have covered a lot of ground there.
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These restless feet don’t give me much peace. (no wonder they ache sometimes) It’s hard to resist exploring new places.
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I love.. love.. that photo with the zig zagging posts out to the ocean. The lines draw ones eye along until you’re diving in the ocean! Very clever! xo Smidge
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Me too Smidge. I’ve never seen the posts in that formation before and it definitely captured the eye.
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Adorable duckling! Looks like a fun visit. I love the word “flat”. 🙂
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He almost came home with me. Strange isn’t it? Apartment isn’t quite right for the kind of places we could afford back then.
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Lovely photos! I am glad you had a good time and had some fun!
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Thank you! Beryl is good company.
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Beautiful photos! The bridge scene could have been in Venice!
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I wished! and then sighed. Thanks Madhu.
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🙂
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Hi, I nominated you for the ILLUMINATING BLOGGER AWARD. Check out my blog dutchgoesitalian.com if you want to accept 🙂
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Ooh, many thanks. I’m still catching up after my few days away but I’ll get to it. Very kind of you.
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You’re welcome…I got nominated last week and only today I some a few minutes left…so I completely understand you…take your time and enjoy the weekend 😉
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Great photos! I love exploring, too!
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Thank you. I had little idea what to expect in Wisbech and was very pleasantly surprised.
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Those were some very nice photos. Have a great week.
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Thanks Wayne. You and the family too!
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Glad you had such a great week. Your pictures are superb. Luvaduck!
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I’m singing the Beach Boys “I get around”. Thanks Viv.
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what great pictures… how much fun it sounds like you had!
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These are just a fraction of the whole. Nothing makes me happier than exploring Brenda. (except perhaps writing about it)
Thanks!
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A break like that is always a treasure.
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Anywhere new almost always makes me happy, but it was lovely to see Beryl so happily settled.
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