Sunday, 27 May 2018

Black Country living museum

Not that we are fair weather boaters you understand but the monsoon conditions that greeted us this morning meant that we would leave the boats tied up for another day. A lull of a couple of hours before lunch time allowed me to get out with the camera and take some more shots in the museum for the diary.








































Thunder and lightning has now been rolling over us for most of the afternoon and the worst has just arrived at tea time.


Cheese contains charcoal.






Black Country cheese on toast. Tasted great.

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