I did it .... I got to the top of Glastonbury Tor !
Not the easiest of climbs on a very windy day, a great laid path of steps winding it's way to the top. I tried to step up continuous to use both leg muscles but stepping up left first is still difficult.
Coming down was harder as I cannot lead with my left, there is not enought bend in my ankle so it was one step at a time.
Such great views from the top across the Somerset plains - the rain could be seen travelling across but thankfully we just got caught in a light drizzle.
Huge thanks to my Hubby for being my handrail up and down, as with many things I could not have done it without him.
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| It's a long way up (and down) |
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| My fab Hubby |
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| At the top with Hubby & Agnes |
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With Dave and Agnes
such a great view |
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| At the top !! |
We also visited Wells Cathedral, a stunning building that is so clean inside it looks new but is hundreds of years old.
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| Wells Cathedral |
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It looks modern but is
hundred of years old |
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Beautiful tapestry coat of arms
on panels and cushions |
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| Oldest working clock |
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| Visiting Wells Cathedral |
A super day out with our friends; climbing the Tor was a fantastic feeling putting last year firmly behind me!
1 comment:
Well done on making it to the top of the Tor.
I have fond memories of our visit to Wells cathedral, such a beautiful place.
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