Which direction?

The Matriarch surveys the quayside, at and near which several relatives from earlier generations worked and lived:

These shirts can be seen everywhere in the city:

Local Hero:

The old family home:

And on this St George's Day, memories of a gentle man whose birthday is remembered.

3 comments:
two of my favourite men
such beautiful photos. i must admit i am very partial to destinations 'oop narth' myself, having been delightfully-swamped by a throng of Newcastle supporters on a 2002 British Rail trip from the in-laws in Leeds en route to a wedding in Glasgow...
Was nice to find your blog entry and pics. I can't wait to go home later on this year and hear geordie and see my home.
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