Exeter, 2014
Finally, some photos from Exeter. Let's start with one of many, many small red churches.
According to the tourist office in Exeter, this is the original version of Diagon Alley (from the Harry Potter books).
In any case, it's a nice little street with many small shops.
The view from the highest spot in Northernhay gardens. The war memorial this day was miraculously free of sea gulls or
other birds.
Follow the wall at Northernhay and one gets near to Exeter castle.
This is the city's oldest bridge. The river has turned away from this location quite some time ago, but
the bridge still stands.
The river Exe still exists though. Here it is. ;)
Taken at the footpath south of the quayside; looking towards the city centre.
To your left, the river Exe. To your right, Exeter canal, which runs parallel to the river all the way to
the English Channel.
Further upstreams is the harbour, where the swans and geese and doves and seagulls eagerly awaits
your breadcrumbs.
The river Exe in daylight.
And the same view by nightfall.
The Exeter canal.
Exeter skyline in the dusk. The towers are Exeteder Cathedral.
... and this is what the cathedral looks from the side later in the evening.
Some old buildings near the cathedral.
This probably could have been taken anywhere, but it's from in front of the cathedral.