Last Day in York

For our last day in York we finally had a lazy day - late morning, pub lunch and to finish of, a great view from the York Wheel. It started snowing on our walk to the wheel and all the streets look so romantic and even more old fashioned (if that's possible!) I realised I hadn't posted any photos of myself from this trip so here's one of me wearing my silly new hat. It's going to be a long journey home tomorrow - hope it doesn't snow too much overnight.

Day three in York

It was actually bright and frosty this morning, lovely and wintery! It soon turned to slush after we'd been to the Castle Museum which was a shame. I let David borrow my old camera, and he managed to drop and (hopefully temporarily) break it. It was kind of a joint act of clumsiness though so I can't complain. Anyway, we had milkshakes twice today! Once was at a dessert cafe, with lemon and sugar crepes for breakfast (they were a bit rubbish and expensive) but after lunch we went to the Milkshack which reopened today for 2013 and those were so yummy!

I bought the illustrated guide to snickleways book as recommended by my Grandad today, we were going to go on a Snickleway walk tonight but it's a bit late now so we'll save it for another evening. It has an illustration in it of the snickleway which leads to our rented apartment which is pretty cool. I went back and bought the black onyx ring, but it's for my birthday next month so it's back in it's box for now.

Frosty Morning

It's really frosty and a little bit snowy at the moment. I decided to try out some of the manual settings on my camera since it's nice and bright for a change. Nothing amazing yet but I did have fun trying out varying depth of field on the stained glass and angel charm! Can't wait to get an easier to read guide book, it's a bit tricky figuring out the settings from the 282 page instruction manual that came with the camera...