The start of our journey took us via Naseby so we paid a visit to the Naseby battle Obelisk, which is a not too easy to spot and we had missed it when passing this way previously.
Naseby Obelisk |
Battle of Naseby sign |
Due to people fly tipping and general miss using the Byways some have had very tight chicanes put in and make for interesting maneuvers to drive through them. The good point is traders trying to fly tip cannot get through with their vans.
One of the nicest things about travelling the Byways is the peace and quiet and seeing beautiful sights, like this hedge layering. Glad I don't have to weed out all these dandelions!
Near Cottesbrooke we drove through a field of sheep and suddenly they
all raced towards us, guess they thought we were the farmer with food! To get through the gate without them all following us I had to "shoo" them why Chris drove through quickly, it was a very funny sight.
Wind turbines are growing like mushrooms and look enormous when being constructed.
The rape seed is in full flower and so smelly!
End of the day I think the car needs washing !
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