After 4 miles, we arrived in Bradford (i was told that any town with a "Ford" in its name meant that you could 'ford' the river at that point) and had a quick look see. Gorgeous place - former factory town of Avon Tires. Then the women insisted we stop for a tea and scone. Of course, accompanying the scone is the most dreaded English invention ever... Clotted Cream. Imagine a dairy product with the consistency of softened butter, but the taste of whipped cream. My sisters took to this like starving dogs to a steak. They FORCED me to join them...

Heart attack on a stick.

The bus stop where I waited for a return trip to Limpley Stoke. My sisters walked back.

A small church in Bradford.
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