Category Archives: West Midlands

Black Country Living Museum, Dudley – Gospel Car 11, Ebenezer, and Providence Chapel

Posted on October 14, 2020 by admin

Black Country Museum on Friday 25 September. Last time we went I remember Gareth being taken for a walk on the cakewalk at the fairground – sadly the fairground has gone at the moment – but the rest was wonderful. … Continue reading →

Posted in West Midlands | Leave a comment

Birmingham – Hall of Memory

Posted on November 1, 2019 by admin

On Saturday 19 October I was allowed an escape day. I started with my flu jab, then caught the train from Duffield to Derby and on (on a packed Cross Country train) to Birmingham. I eventually managed to escape from … Continue reading →

Posted in Birmingham, Railway interest, West Midlands, World War 1 | Leave a comment

Coventry Cathedral – a personal pause

Posted on December 17, 2018 by admin

My beautiful wife Julie is a Coventry girl, and Monday 3 December 2018 was our 35th wedding anniversary. We drove to Coventry, parked at the west end of the old cathedral and then went in to the new one. We needed … Continue reading →

Posted in Cathedral, Personal, West Midlands | Leave a comment