Some pictures:

Peter came from quite a distance but we also had some hours of driving to do. To keep the trips shorter we planned a stop in Leatherhead. The cars passed the night on Geoff's lawn, drivers and passengers were brought to a nearby hotel.

Because we were really close, and because we had to have lunch we stopped in Castle Combe in Wiltshire. The prettiest village of England. On the picture: the market place.

And then there were six.

And than we were complete.

Saturday morning

The Big Pit, national coal museum: Blaenafon, Torfaen NP4 9XP

Nice... good guide!

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Pity for the light.

Afternoon: up to the Brecon Mountain Railway Co Ltd, Merthyr Tydfil

 

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What the sun can do with people.

On Sunday we had a foot-rally in ST. Fagans National Gistory Museum:

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The last Judgement.

In Dutch this is called a "comme": a big trunc where important documents were kept.

Indeed we all filled in some wrong answers on the form so Tony would win the first price!

Parking (Picture André Delouvroy)

We missed Tintern Abbey by a jam on the bridge over the Severn, but that was compensated by a visit to Abergavenny.(A place better known in Belgium than in England)

thanks Malcolm & Val

See also my NAS