York and Durham
Heading south from Edinburgh on our British Rail passes towards York where we spent the night.
Heading for York.
Berwick viaduct.
Trees bent in the prevailing wind.
Micklegate, York.
River Ouse in flood.
River Ouse in flood.
Beems Bistro in The Shambles, York.
York Minster.
York Minster.
Stonegate, York.
View of York from the city walls.
Up early the next morning for a walk to the railway station, taking in the City Walls on the way. And then off to Durham.
York Minster from the city walls.
Durham Cathedral.
Durham Cathedral clock.
Durham Cathedral.
Durham Castle.
Railway Viaduct, Durham.
Silver Street, Durham.
Durham Cathedral.
Durham Cathedral from the railway station.
And then it was back to York, passing the flooded Ouse again on the way, before a bit more sight-seeing in York.
Return journey: the Ouse in York still flooded.
Clifford's Tower.
Advertisement for bath chairs, York Castle Museum.
An Edwardian bathroom as seen in York Castle Museum.
The Dustaw, a vacuum cleaner patented in 1910.