The ice-cream van and the York boat tell us that the tourist season is well under way. This is the bottom of Marygate, between Scarborough Bridge (rail) and Lendal Bridge.
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I could do with something cold right now. We're hitting 40C again.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the welcome back! Glad you like the pun. :)
Looks like you're having beautiful weather. Nothing like ice cream on a nice, warm (not hot!) day.
ReplyDeleteLove ice cream - but it's a bit too windy today, I think you'd get bits of tree stuck to it, there's so much blowing around!
ReplyDeleteGreat composition. I will be the first buyer: chocolate ice-cream, please!
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