Nicola’s place

On yesterdays walk Connie & I went to the next village for a change & walked the route Nicola took that last morning. A beautiful place, now peaceful & back to normal after all the terrible publicity.
Taken from the bench, we sat a while & thought of her & her family.

I must add that the bank is steep there & if you stood at the top nothing could stop you from plunging forward into the river which was deep yesterday.
We payed a visit to the churchyard too.

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[Judith Johnson]

What a sad walk, but good to stop and be thoughtful of what occurred there

[Joan Robillard]

Looking good Connie

[Beryl Lloyd]

Brings back the sadness Pat, , but good to sit there awhile !

[Phil Howcroft]

a very poignant moment , especially as Nicola was dog walking too

[Babs]

Must have put a tingle down your spine walking there. I remember the poor girl drowning

[Pat Knowles]

@onewing @beryl @joansmor @busylady
It was quite an experience. I pass that bridge over the Wyre & next to the path every week but I’ve never walked down for years. Very sad but the publicity made a bad time so much worse. All quiet now & she is remembered with love.

[Pat Knowles]

@phil_howcroft A spaniel too….i felt sort of odd.

[Phil Howcroft]

@happypat yes I understand your uneasy feeling Pat , keep safe

[Carole Sandford]

What a sad walk. Glad you kept away from the edge.

[Rick Schies]

Sounds like it is a place filled with sad memories.

[Jane Pittenger]

I don’t know the story of what happened there but Connie looks ready to go

[leggzy]

A beautiful capture & nice of you to sit & think of Nicola and her family

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh, how poignant to pass by that spot. Such a sad story that was.

[Lou Ann]

I know Connie is glad you are home. I had to look up Nicola, my goodness, sad indeed.

[Sue Cooper]

Very sad.