However, here they are:
The pictures that look 'seasidey' are from Cornwall. They are taken from a walk I went on with my Mum and Dad. We went to see St. Levan Church. In the churchyard there is a stone split in two. If a packhorse or donkey with a bag on each flank is to walk through the gap then "the world will be done". So, if you own a donkey or packhorse and find yourself in western Cornwall, try and go around the stone.
The picture below of magnolia and flats is from Canon's Marsh in Bristol. This area is a big development of appartments that are mainly empty, with a few chain restaurants dotted about. It looks like a cruise ship that's run aground. I don't know if that's what they wanted.
