The new grandstand at Ashton Gate is taking shape – it is MASSIVE! Just like this team! Note the TV crew down in the bottom left corner having pre-match chatter.
Pic of the Weekend | Ashton Gate

I didn’t take this picture at the weekend – it was taken after the marathon in April 2015. Paris is a great favourite of ours and we have visited 5 times in the past 4 years. I just felt it was appropriate to post a pic of this beautiful and complex city after the very sad events of Friday 13th November.
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Fuchsias looking beautiful and it’s November!
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The first shot in my ‘Pic of the Weekend’ series is Pulteney Bridge, Bath. Taken on Sunday as I walked to the finish line for the first ever Bristol + Bath Marathon – An iconic view that looks beautiful any time of the year.