Bristol. South west England

These are lovely photos - you have a good eye for it.

You can understand that New Zealand , and the job offer, had to be pretty good, for me to leave this part of England.

nation ~ You have a wonderful talent, these are beautiful. Thank you they have brightened a grey Sydney day

Well I could definately live there Nation. What a gorgeous place. What a beautiful world we have. So much to see!

Yes again - great pics.

Presumably along with the job offer you gained Mrs Nation? well worth the shift

That , Cottontail, as Trafalgar tours would say, was one of the `hidden treasures `!

Well done nation I'm sure Mrs Nation will be very happy to know that she is a 'treasure'

Nation ~ You have a beautiful homeland. How hard it must have been to leave.

That's what I mean Jewel. New Zealand had to be pretty good so that I didn't ever feel homesick for England.

But how adventurous and brave you are, to travel out to the "unknown", I admire your spirit.

Hi nation,

These pics are terrific. I never realised the area around Bristol was so scenic. I hope I can visit someday.
Thanks for posting

Yaya

Yaya. I suppose that's why New Zealand became so natural for me to accept. Both places so similar.
Within a short distance from Bristol, there are many places I can recall , that are well worth a visit, and you can `google `them to see what I'm on about.
Wells, with it's cathedral, and moat, that swans have made their home.
Cheddar, with it's Goughs and Coxes caves. It's gorge, and of course, the home of cheddar cheese. If you've never tasted `clotted cream`. Then you should definitely try a Devonshire cream tea while your there.
Burrington Combe, and it's `rock of ages` the rock where John Wesley hid under during a storm, and penned the famous hymn.
I could go on. But it does say " quick reply!"

nation what beautiful photos of Bristol they were. Well done.