Esmé stayed Monday over till today, her usual Tuesday visit. It was reasonably fine today so we went to Todmorden's main park, which is prolly called
'Fielden Park' because everything public round here seems to be called after this Victorian mill-owning philanthropic family (I ought to show more respect. I've just read that website link! And John Fielden was radical MP for my home town, Oldham). Anyway, the park was jolly good and after that we had mugs of tea with sausage and bacon baps in the local caff. Very nice.
You can't see the mill in the background. It's was demolished years ago.
Hairdressing super-nana Christine has done a fine job of de-tangling the Ferris locks.
Esmé stayed Monday over till today, her usual Tuesday visit. It was reasonably fine today so we went to Todmorden's main park, which is prolly called 'Fielden Park' because everything public round here seems to be called after this Victorian mill-owning philanthropic family (I ought to show more respect. I've just read that website link! And John Fielden was radical MP for my home town, Oldham). Anyway, the park was jolly good and after that we had mugs of tea with sausage and bacon baps in the local caff. Very nice.
You can't see the mill in the background. It's was demolished years ago.
Hairdressing super-nana Christine has done a fine job of de-tangling the Ferris locks.
2 comments:
It's called Centre Vale Park.
Chris X
Thanks Chris. That's a shame.
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