It was a day of two halves, the morning being wet and grey (please see extra 1 for the wet and grey wood pigeon) whilst the afternoon/ evening were bright and sunny (please see extra 2.) We went for an evening walk and saw swallows and a buzzard, hence the late posting.
The main is the town's bridge, built 1585 to replace a wooden bridge. It is one of the longest medieval bridges in England, being approx 200 metres long with twenty four arches of differing sizes. It is Grade I Listed.

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