We left Cobham day centre after enjoying a mince pie and coffee, from John's b/day celebrations. Thanks, John.
A
small group this week, due to Fuzz having had his eye op last week and
the weather getting colder. Les, Margaret, Norman, Ian, Maureen and
myself made our way to the old A3, down Westend Road, going towards
Esher. Left at the green and down to Thames Ditton, Molesey and Hampton
Court. Here we said goodbye to Maureen and picked up Liz, who had an
early morning errand and continued to lunch. We went over Hampton Crt
bridge towards Teddington, down the high street and took a left turn
into Twickenham Road. Along by the river to our lunch stop at The Barmy
Arms. We were welcomed by a real fire and nice lunch. One of the
locals suggested we see the nearby York Gardens before our journey
home. So we left our bikes at the pub and walked a couple of minutes to
the gardens. There were about six or seven Italien marble statues of
naked ladies and a picturesque fountain. I remember seeing this before
in winter when the statues had ice on them. We then had a walk round
and continued homeward.
Lynda.
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