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Photo Credits: CB =
Chuck Bur, June 26, 2006; KS = Kathy
Sprys, June 26, 2006
JB = Joanne Bur, June 26, 2006 |
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Windsor is dominated by the
Castle
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The town is really are built around the Castle
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The name of the main department store caught the
eye... [CB] |
The
Harte & Garter to the right is the entrance to the
station [CB] |
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...and Joe Sprys would like this shop.
[JB] |
.. but when I returned in December 2008 it was a Thai Restaurant! |
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[CB] |
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The Crooked tea shop where John & Judy have had
afternoon tea.. |
...is next to the Town hall [CB] |
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Which is where Prince Charles and the Duchess of
Cornwall.. |
....were married [CB] |
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The Mews |
Towards the Two Brewers |
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I normally lunch at "The Two Brewers" which is in the
Good Pub Guide 2010
[Lucky Dip]
Review & story |
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as is next to the entrance used for the marriage
between Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall [CB] |
From the gate you get views of the Long walk |
station |
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Windsor Central was the station where royal and other
important visitors would arrive.
When Windsor was an "Underground Station" |
Maybe Queen Victoria posted letters in her own box! |
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"The Queen" The Great Western Railway
Prince Class 2-2-2 broad gauge steam locomotives for passenger train
work. This class was introduced into service between August 1846 and
March 1847, and withdrawn between January and September 1870.
RH Photo [KS] |
