Oh, such a wonderful picture of the bridge over the River Nidd! And the others too. I love the Knaresborough area, what a delightful place for your walk.
And those cream scones - so typically English, isn't it!
Maalie: Luckily, the friend we were staying with took us here, we would have never even known about it. And those scones were delightful :-)
Merisi: It was pronounced something like "Naahrsbreh". At least thats what it sounded like to us. I couldn't believe it when I actually saw it written out at the train station.
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Oh, such a wonderful picture of the bridge over the River Nidd! And the others too. I love the Knaresborough area, what a delightful place for your walk.
And those cream scones - so typically English, isn't it!
Great pictures of a lovely place!
Pronouncing Knaresborough? How about "Uh-bruh"? *hehe*
Word verification: Tracksty.
Yep, right. Very tracky, you question! :-)
Maalie: Luckily, the friend we were staying with took us here, we would have never even known about it. And those scones were delightful :-)
Merisi: It was pronounced something like "Naahrsbreh". At least thats what it sounded like to us. I couldn't believe it when I actually saw it written out at the train station.
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