Lesley at this late medieval packhorse bridge with a single arch just outside of Horner. Horner is a very attractive village that caters for the Sunday tea gardens crowd. There are horses everywhere--children learning to ride along the paths. The car park was filled with cars, not an empty spot. It must be a very popular place and it was at this point that we really began to see other walkers. We also saw pushbike riders and runners. If the weather was hot (or a lot hotter) I think we would have enjoyed a swim in the river. I could picture having Xmas besdie this river. I might add an Australian Xmas not an English Xmas.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Packhorse Bridge, or Hacketty Way Bridge, at Horner
Lesley at this late medieval packhorse bridge with a single arch just outside of Horner. Horner is a very attractive village that caters for the Sunday tea gardens crowd. There are horses everywhere--children learning to ride along the paths. The car park was filled with cars, not an empty spot. It must be a very popular place and it was at this point that we really began to see other walkers. We also saw pushbike riders and runners. If the weather was hot (or a lot hotter) I think we would have enjoyed a swim in the river. I could picture having Xmas besdie this river. I might add an Australian Xmas not an English Xmas.
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