Harbourside Milestone


                                Albion Clock

                                                                    The clock tower stands on the former offices of Charles Hill, who ran the dockyard, including Bristol's large dry dock, before David Abels took it...

The other day I realised (hello, Maggie!) that my next walk would be my hundredth, and that I'd done 393.4km so far. I figured it would be nice to get to 100 walks and 400km on the same walk, so I went for a nice long harbourside wander after work, rather than dashing out at lunchtime. As it turned out, we're just coming up to the time of year where I can leave the house at 5:30 in the evening and there's still just enough light to take photos by the time I've made it around the harbourside. Though only just, and mostly because I've got a full-frame camera that's not bad in low light...

Still, the evening light made a lovely change, and some of the photos turned out to be pretty good photos per se, rather than just record shots of my walk. I'm looking forward to more evening walks like this as summer approaches.

On the way around this evening I wandered through one of the oldest bits of the city to extend my walk and snapped some interesting bits of architecture, including an NCP car park(!) and a nighttime shot of one of my favourite subjects, the clock tower at the Albion dockyard.

Wed 17 March 2021, 17:28 to 19:18
Sector:  E
Images: 69
Distance: 6.71km
Duration: 1h 49m 59s
Total Elevation Gain: 570m