Much as we would like to, Paul there doesn’t seem to be a great deal of organised five-a-sidery taking place. It looks like five against the goalie on the left hand pitch, a kickabout between seven or eight on the right and either a serious philosophical debate or a card school in the centre.
Thankfully I’m away next week, think I can grab a few then if the weather behaves, otherwise practically everything else now has an *After CWG FRZ lifted mark agaisnt it on my sheet
As much as I’d love to fill in the West Midlands Police form for every one, I think they might think I was an auditor taking the p**s
More than 24 sheds / greenhouses in view - I counted 28 sheds and loads more greenhouses (plastic ones).
At least one person sitting in a deck or camping chair - Yes me!
At least one person wearing a red top Wearing a red jacket - my best RAB!
Photo by Mini 2 28/07/22 at 1030
It is located on Prospect Road, Stafford. For those in the Stafford area, Coton Fields is the ideal local allotments for you to grow your very own fresh produce, organically of course!
The allotments was established in 1206 when King John gave the Royal Charter to his ‘Burgesses of Stafford’. Ever since, the area has been used by the Burgesses to feed their families. Nowadays, whether a Burgess or not, all are welcome at Coton Fields to do just that! The plots cover over 22 Acres and I parked my car in the street adjacent to the public path that runs through its centre.
I counted 4 points please. I also added a drone scene pin as well by mistake!
@notveryprettyboy Quite enjoyed it Karl. Got chatting with the some of the plot holders who had obviously spent many years tending their veg plots…kissed by the golden rays from an unfettered sun judging from their hardened charismatic complexions. They thought I was barmy… probably not far from the truth.
Two points please:
A marina (for boats) - website or guidebook includes ‘marina’ in the name
Both sailing boats and power boats moored to the jetties
Drone Scene entry (already done by me on a previous occasion)
Ths marina has it all, even orange RIBs and black RIBs
Travelling down the A66 towards Brough and see lots of brown military vehicles, staggered formation heading toward scotch corner. Now found somewhere to park up and nothing
The three white Bomb Squad vans passed me on their way to a ‘shout’ on Monday. I’m not convinced they’d have appreciated me taking their photo, by drone or otherwise. We still have a few naughty lads running around placing devices, a remnant of ‘The Troubles’, so taking photos of anything military or police is a bit of a no-no here.