We don't have enough road for 88!
Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads!

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There's a clock tower in Lichfield worth photographing in the future. Never seen it before.

Shugborough on Flickr will take a few evenings to get up.

The Shepherd's Monument at Shugborough in 2008 and 2024. Shugborough inscription. The code O U O S V A V V. The letters D M at the bottom. Uncracked code.
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The Garden Bridge Shugborough 2008 and 2024 needs a fresh lick of paint by the looks of it.

Tower of the Winds / Temple of the Winds Shugborough 2008 and 2024. 16 years ago from the bus. Today walked past and photographed it.

The Doric Temple Shugborough in 2008 and today in 2024. Too many families in the way today to get it again without people in the way. But was from a distance.

Hadrian's Arch Shugborough Grade I listed. Dated 1765. Commemorating Admiral Anson.

#BlossomWatch Shugborough National Trust blossom season is over now. But found this.

Oh deer Shugborough

BBC Weather Watchers report for Shugborough #weatherwatchers bbc.co.uk/weatherwatcher…

Essex Bridge, Shugborough River Trent. Grade I listed and a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Dates to 16th century or older.

Trent Lane Railway Bridge. Grade II listed. Beyond is Great Haywood. This is the line from Colwich to Stone.

They still haven't used mine in these articles Damien Walmsley. I renamed my account the other day.

BBC News - Your pictures across the West Midlands - BBC News
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'Bus travel' at Shugborough. You can walk all over, but the estate is big, and this takes you to and from the visitor entrance and a courtyard area (outside).

Thank you for visiting Birmingham. 2018 and 2024. Aston Expressway, I think near Park Circus.

Ok the late Lord Patrick Lichfield. Shugborough. The late photographer to the Royals, when he only had film, not digital.