Poem 157 of 230: THE MANY ELEMENTS OF BUXTON - SUMMER 2001
From lead and Blue John,
The list goes on:
Mineral water,
Foliage-dressed wells,
Green-grass on the Slopes,
Limestone dales,
Clay-tiled arcades,
Plain-glass awnings,
Cast-iron columns,
Stained-glass ceilings,
Earthen garden-urns,
Wooden inlays,
Soil in a cross,
Pebble pathways,
And, had between walks,
Combating the
Weather element,
Plenty of tea!
(C) David Franks 2003
From lead and Blue John,
The list goes on:
Mineral water,
Foliage-dressed wells,
Green-grass on the Slopes,
Limestone dales,
Clay-tiled arcades,
Plain-glass awnings,
Cast-iron columns,
Stained-glass ceilings,
Earthen garden-urns,
Wooden inlays,
Soil in a cross,
Pebble pathways,
And, had between walks,
Combating the
Weather element,
Plenty of tea!
(C) David Franks 2003
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| At Buxton Museum & Art Gallery; 21/4/23 |
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| Memorabilia from my first visit |
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| Saint Ann's Well - with (10/7/19) & without (15/7/17) well-dressing |
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| Hope to return, again, for this...; 15/7/2017 |
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| The Slopes, Buxton; 15/7/2017 |
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| From train just outside Buxton; 21/4/2023 |
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| Solomon's Temple, Buxton; 15/7/17 |
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| Buxton's Quadrant awning; 15/7/17 |
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| Pavilion Gardens Bandstand, Buxton; 15/7/17 |
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| Urn by River Wye, Buxton; 15/7/17 |
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| Wooden inlays in Devonshire Dome; 15/7/17 |
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| Inside Devonshire Dome, Buxton; 15/7/2017 |
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| The Tea Chest, Buxton; 15/7/17 |
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