A walk across England from the middle to the coasts

Trans Pennine Trail

Start in the middle. Perhaps an unusual way to begin a journey that I never originally planned to take. Post Covid restrictions I walked the Trans Pennine Trail in small sections from the middle to East Coast and then middle to West Coast.

Princes Quay waterside with town hall and inflatable monster tentacles
Princes Quay waterside with town hall and inflatable monster tentacles
domestic drive way displaying a military canon and USA flag
domestic drive way displaying a military canon and USA flag
Southport promenade with pier in background and sculpture
Southport promenade with pier in background and sculpture
green countryside with concrete trail and pylons
bicycle and wellington boots sculpture buried next to trail path
dimly lit underground tunnel with skull gafitti and pathway
overgrown vegetation on a disued rusty railway line disappearing in the foliage
path acros airfield light aircraft landing cooling towers in the distance
old Trabant car parked next to house Tutty Row sign
domestic drive way displaying a military canon and USA flag
humber bridge from the shore line with remains of a wooden jetty
Princes Quay Hull with inflatable monster tentacles around the town hall
seaside lifeguard hut rain on window beach with red yellow flags
Dicarded fridge dumped in river Tame balanced on the edge of a weir
Cooling Towers
under the Gateway bridge overlooking the river Mersey
John Middleton nine foot statue Hale
disused railway trail path with tunnel and victorian station dwelling above
Southport promenade with pier in background and sculpture