Graffitti at Taunton railway station. I hate such graffitti - it is almost criminal!
Steve and Terry of Luckmans Duckett Parker find the village sign at Luckett amusing.
The intrepid hiker and support driver Adrian plan where to meet at the end of the day's walk. However all the best plans go wrong. Adrian rang me to say he was waiting for me in the Trout Inn. When I got there it was closed! He had meant to say he was in the Fishermans Cot which was not too far away. The smell of a pint of cider mean't that it didn't take me too long to find him.
Following doctor's orders to stretch before the day's walk.
The wonderful people at Coxey's who all wore red, held British Heart Foundation ballons and copies of Taxation magazine in support of my efforts. Thanks, your support is really appreciated.
Clive, me and another pint of cider in the Globe Inn, Stampford Peverell. The photo below shows the barman (Roger) who organised a collection for the BHF.
Celebrating reaching the 300 mile total since leaving Lands End, at the village of Norton Lindsey, Warwickshire. I think that the cider must have been airbrushed out!
Keith
