Travel Tuesday is traveling back to Colpoy’s Bay at dawn one year ago this week.
This is a small park in the town of Wiarton on the South Bruce Peninsula. Bylaws introduced at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic put the park out of bounds. Then a big construction project on the highway through town also means a significant detour to access the park now there is some access.
Travel Tuesday is visiting Berford Lake on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario at dawn in the autumn.
Early November through to late February is the only time of year that the sun rises far enough to the south to rise over this part of Berford Lake.
This is a 15 second exposure of clouds moving across Berford Lake at dawn.
Travel Tuesday is visiting the Government Dock in the village of Colpoy’s Bay, Ontario at dawn.
I have never found out why it’s called the Government Dock. I’ve also known it called the public dock and the Colpoy’s Bay pier.
This week Travel Tuesday is visiting a steam rally in Queen’s Park, Crewe in southern Cheshire, England.
This traction engine has recently had a fire started in the firebox as the smoke from the smokestack shows.
Travel Tuesday is visiting the Cheshire Ploughing Match in the 1980s.
This is a competitor using an old Fordson tractor in the ploughing match.
Travel Tuesday this week is a follow-up to last week which featured the South Cheshire Pipe Band drummer.
This is the band performing on The Square in the town of Nantwich in southern Cheshire, England during a Medieval Fair.
Travel Tuesday is traveling back to the town of Nantwich in southern Cheshire, England in the mid 1980s.
There was a Medieval Fair on the town square although there wasn’t much sign of anything medieval. The South Cheshire Pipe Band were performing on a section of the square.
