The Sea Walls and Suspension Bridge

This is a must for a visit when we go to Bristol. We watched a peregrine falcon chasing and whirling around in and around the gorge whilst ravens darted and winged their way around too. A coach load of wild boys, well wild with excitement were screaming and waving to add to the din but there was no way the Master was going to let them get out of the coach. With scary heights to fall I think he was quite right.
When we went for our usual lunch/coffee I spotted a London BRICK at the entrance. It was tucked inside a railing not in use at all and there is no way one can ignore an unwanted BRICK when there is a certain BLIPPER who would easily exchange it for a coffee or some type of refreshment. Now, in my defence Officer, I did ask the girl at the bar if I could have it and she didn't hesitate to say yes. So, MR SMITH, perhaps you already are the owner of a London Brick but we can meet for the hand-over sometime. I could Blip it.