Biddulph Memories

The Old Man O Mow

Dramatic view of Mow Cop Castle

Rainbow

Quiz Time: Where was I in Biddulph?

Full of Joy and Cheer
The great British robin was singing away as we walked the lines,... of the old railway.
Down the tracks between the trees, Britain’s national birds are at home, at ease.
Where once were trains many years before now home to the robin, we all adore.
As we pass they follow near, these sumptuous birds full of joy and cheer.
Here they live and whistle their song for life’s too short, they don’t, live long.
The great British robin our national bird whistles the tune now the train's, unheard.
Written by R.W. A Mad Poet 25th February 2019
©2019 R.W. A Mad Poet’s Ramblings. All Rights Reserved. No part of this poem may be reproduced or transmitted without the prior permission of Robert Worrall
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A new page for Biddulph photographers that I've come across. Looks interesting.

Picnic by the ducks and geese yesterday at Greenway Bank Country Park.

There was an eerie mist this morning over Mow Cop making my photo look more like a painting.

Sunset over Biddulph

Biddulph's a bit white today and foggy up Biddulph Moor. Be careful if travelling.

Snow again, be careful on your way home.

The rocks at Biddulph Moor from A Mad Poet's Ramblings yesterday.

Biddulph has a major problem with this especially by certain schools.

Think it's great seeing all the old pics! Especially of the high street and being reminded of the shops I'd completely forgotten about time passing by too quickly!