I have pictures, courtesy of Pemi (mostly) and Dunni. Much fun was had.
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| This pretty little river (canal?) runs through parts of Lincoln. Idyllic, no? |
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| The happy feet of us (at the Usher Gallery) :-D |
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| They called this 'The Prodigal Son'... And I'd thought it was '15th Century Sugar Daddy with Boy Toy'. |
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| Outside the Usher Gallery. Top right, you can just make out the Lincoln Cathedral. The road up ahead, I think, is the one called Steep Hill Street... which is actually on a steep hill that leads up to the cathedral and Lincoln Castle. No irony there. |
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| Attack of the birds! These guys must have been pretty hungry. |
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| Stunning view... |
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| This array of vegetables was on display inside the Lincoln Cathedral. |
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| What did they call these again... prayer candles? Inside Lincoln Cathedral. |
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| Stained glass. No Gothic cathedral is complete without 'em. |
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| The sign says it. |
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| Autumn colours, inside the castle walls |
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| They used to lock people up in here, in the castle :-( |
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| Walking the castle walls. It was freezing that day, so not ideal. |
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| Lincoln Cathedral, towering over everything else (as seen from the castle walls). |
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| We stopped for hot drinks at this quaint little cafe-slash-patisserie around the cathedral area. I think it looks like a dollhouse. Their hot chocolate was the best I've had yet. Sadly, I don't remember their name. |
