Abingdon Oxfordshire UK
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Southern Railway 2-8-2 #4501 charges into Abingdon, VA with a Norfolk Southern sponsored excursion bound for Radford and back to Bristol.
inspired by a Water Mill house in Abingdon- Oxfordshire
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Masons is one of the oldest family run businesses in the historic market town of Abingdon in Oxfordshire. It was purchased in 1939 by the North family and has been a well known part of the community ever since. Over the years it has increased in size from a single shop selling children's clothes, hosiery and knitting wool, to 3 shops supplying Abingdon and the surrounding areas with an exceptional range of Sewing, Knitting and Needlecraft Products as well as fashion crafts such as Jewellery making, card making, cake decorations and scrap booking. Any place that sells the Very Hungry Caterpillar fabric is my kinda place,(it was one of my kids favorite bedtime story books )
Thanks to Gordon 126 for the link
Oxfordshire 2012
The full Mason's
Masons is one of the oldest family run businesses in the historic market town of Abingdon in Oxfordshire. It was purchased in 1939 by the North family and has been a well known part of the community ever since. Over the years it has increased in size from a single shop selling children's clothes, hosiery and knitting wool, to 3 shops supplying Abingdon and the surrounding areas with an exceptional range of Sewing, Knitting and Needlecraft Products as well as fashion crafts such as Jewellery making, card making, cake decorations and scrap booking. Any place that sells the Very Hungry Caterpillar fabric is my kinda place,(it was one of my kids favorite bedtime story books )
Thanks to Gordon 126 for the link
Oxfordshire 2012
Abingdon Road, Oxford, during the January Floods. Not sure if the drains and sewers had got overwhelmed or if it was run off from the nearby rivers? The fire brigade was in attendance and had set up pumps and piping to take the water across the fields to the Weir Mill Stream behind me. But that had probably burst it's banks anyway! We had tried to get the 300 Park and Ride bus back to Redbridge but gave up waiting. So we caught a cab and this was as far as he could take us without a long detour. The Park and Ride was only up the road and we could see it from where we were! Fortunately a local resident tipped us off about a shortcut without getting our feet wet so we walked the rest of the way back to the car!