An amazingly ornate Church of England building - no useful information about its history to be found easily on the internet.

..and on the bridge is the other one.

Despite having warned walkers to look out for this "artwork" many of them missed it - too busy enjoying a good chat ;-)

When the leaves have dropped if you look up as you walk through Greenbank cemetery you can see this wall. We definitely did not take out walkers to see this view - it is very steep here - our hardy photographer took this shot the previous day.

Angela sharing information supplied by Margaret.

As the far end of the space under the bramble Charlie told us there was a capped off mineshaft

In Primrose Lane we closed our eyes for 60 seconds to enjoy the quiet and the bird song. Typically someone did start their engine and let it idle for about 30 seconds of that time but we did hear gold finches.

Photo from the Wills for Heroes Event held at the Delaware campus on Saturday, April 17th. Professor Nicholas A. Mirkay.

This site was amazing for mature trees. The lime trees on the site are the oldest of their type in Bristol and there are many massive yews.