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A Day of Architecture, Photography & Bargain Hunting

After tagging along with my brother and mum for a short visit, I couldn’t help but notice the stunning architecture. So, when the rail sale popped up, I jumped at the chance to spend a full day exploring with my camera!

Catching the 7:46 train and returning on the 5:27, I made the most of the lovely weather, wandering through the city, admiring its fascinating buildings, and spotting blue plaques along the way. Of course, I couldn’t resist popping into a few charity shops, where I snagged some bargain books and craft supplies—always a bonus!

A day well spent, filled with history, creativity, and a bit of treasure hunting—definitely worth the trip! 📸🏛️📚



Album on Flickr - https://www.flickr.com/photos/me-behindthelens/albums/72177720323537115

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