2010 July — A blog from my dog

Chance’s Park – Carlisle

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July 24, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Morton Manor, Carlisle

Often things close to home are overlooked and so it is with Chance’s Park in Carlisle.

Filed Under: Expeditions, Featured Tagged With: 1850s, Animal Painter, Caption, carlisle, Carlisle City Centre, chance's park, Community Resource, Ditch, ferguson brothers, Flair, Forster, Heading West, Hutton, Joseph Ferguson, Landscape Gardener, Managing Director, Morton Manor, Nephew, Park History, Restoration Work, Robert Ferguson, S Park, Shropshire, William Gilpin, william sawrey gilpin

Wet Silloth & war games

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July 10, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Soldier awaiting orders

Roman soldiers set up camp alongside American Civil War re-enactors on the green at Silloth.

Filed Under: Expeditions, Featured Tagged With: American Civil War, Canvas Tents, Crowd Barriers, Drizzle, Drought Conditions, Encampment, European Armies, Evaporation System, Faint Smell, Health Warnings, Kilometre, Lifeboat Station, Misty Fog, Morning Parade, Periods Of History, Rain Clouds, Return Journey, Roman Soldiers, Sea Air, Solway, South Coast Of England, Temperature Differences, Tucks, War Games, White Canvas, Wood Burning Stove

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