Today we did our easy walk down to the city center to explore Bury’s market that occurs every Wednesday and Saturday. The website said there are about 60 stalls on Wednesdays and 80 on Saturdays. The market dates back to before the days of William the Conqueror (died 1087). We perused the stalls and found a couple items to purchase at a baker’s stall. We also stopped in an M&S to do a grocery run.
but supposedly the smallest pub in Britain.
Peeking in, it did seem to be just the bar and maybe 2 seats.
that lost their lives in the South African War (1899-1902)
but some plants and clothes and jewelry as well
on a side alley that we hadn’t noticed before
Tomorrow night we have reserved tickets for a free lecture at the nearby University and Professional Development Center on the Corpses of the Abbey. We’ll see how much we understand, but we’re looking forward to continuing to learn about the local area.
Peckish Travels 