Newy, are wel known clock makers in York and there are several examples around the city. Geoff Newey a descendant of the founder is still looking after clocks today.
Saturday, 10 November 2007
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"4 Circular Walks"
I have created 4 circular walks within the city walls each one being about two and a half miles or thereabouts. The walks contain descriptive text and photographs, visit the following links
Walk 1
Walk 2
Walk 3
Walk 4
on my website at jollygreenp.co.uk. Please let me know if you spot anything strange on the page.
Walk 1
Walk 2
Walk 3
Walk 4
on my website at jollygreenp.co.uk. Please let me know if you spot anything strange on the page.
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Images of York
For a daily look at an image of York from the Jollygreenp. Some will be familiar sights like York Minster or the city walls but there will also be excursions off the beaten tourist track and sometimes excursions a little distance away from York.
In the JollyGreenP Public Albums below you can browse my public webalbums on Picasa. You may use any of the photos, provided you acknowledge that I am the creator of the images.
In the JollyGreenP Public Albums below you can browse my public webalbums on Picasa. You may use any of the photos, provided you acknowledge that I am the creator of the images.
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