Leonie Thomas ✍️

@HobsonDhobson22 @TraffordArchive I live around the corner, and I can't argue with that

@TraffordArchive How much better Marsland Road looked back then, what looks like a park next to the Brooklands Hotel is now a petrol station!

Location quiz answers: Red Lion Public House, junction of Irlam Road & Woodsend Road, Flixton, c1910s Stretford Road, Urmston, with George Street Methodist Church on the right, 1962 Marsland Road, Sale, with the Brooklands Hotel on the left, 1967 Manchester Road, Broadheath, 1916

Happy Monday, Dear Friends! ✨ 📍Bluebell Woodland, Surrey, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 📷Warren Photography

Halley's Comet, as depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry. The comet was seen over the skies of England in April of 1066

Mood:

A tram ride through a vanished world. An incredible film showing Liverpool, England, in 1901.

Good morning, folks. Lovely Liverpool at sunrise.

@Az_capone1 yes I do - I have them from all over the world and the UK

Does anyone else still collect fridge magnets when they go on holiday ?

Magnolia Blooming in London 🌸🌿

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University of Manchester Manchester 📸 | @OfficialUoM

Castlefield Chapel mixing with the modern glass towers. Will these towers last as long as this little gem? Manchester 📸 | @richardstorey_

HOLD ON TO YOUR HATS, THE OAK TREES ARE WAKING UP 🥳🤗🌳

@MancPictures @Mrpmcfc we are looking amazing, aren't we

Manchester from Sunny Salford Spring is here! 📸 | @Mrpmcfc

@urbanponds101 I adore it - such a special flower, and so heartening to see them after a long winter

Any love for Magnolia out there?

@EvaLovesDesign I made one this morning - reading material for the weekend!

In Japanese, "tsundoku" means collecting books and letting them pile up, not from neglect, but for the joy of knowing they're there, full of untold stories.

Magnolia are bursting into flower, as they have done for a hundred million springs🤍🩷🤍 Older than bees, magnolias were first pollinated by beetles🪲

Dean's Park, York 💜🧡🤍

“In the first week of March the wind blows hard, swaying the reeds and bushes and bending the big trees beyond the lake to its cold breath.” The first page of ‘What to Look for in Spring” Artist: CF Tunnicliffe Writer: EL Grant Watson