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in free air, not exposed to radiation, fire, or sun, but in the ordinary light of a well-ventilated room

That bit was by me, just getting you into the mood.

These site views of the old library below were taken from the roof terrace of the new library above after

This area was heavily bombed during the war and the entire Guildhall roof and interiors were lost. Below is a good quiz question with a trap if you are not careful.

creek path which follows the fields around the edge of the creek, raised up, so the views are quite good

thing I learned from this man was that the village near Exeter spelled Dunchideock which I have seen on road

So it spluttered and wheezed a bit, it suddenly blew in a different direction and we put up our hoods

To this day we have no idea what most of the food we ate in Japan actually was, but there wasn't a single When full of food and also dry we ventured back out into the rain and got soaked again.

One of the roads in the village is called Willows.

I heard of years ago, it was overheard by a comedian in a cafe in London, it may have been Victoria Wood Next morning the heating engineers turned up late, big drama, huge traffic jam, police, swan on the road Not road-kill I hasten to add, just in the way.

and others modernised, to reflect the smaller local population and changing demographics. 130 Jersey Road

All of this was removed in the latter half of the twentieth century for the new road network.