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| At the junction of Garstang High Street and Church Street. |
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| In the other direction. |
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| Local newspaper headline of the day. |
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| Shoreway Fisheries. |
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| Scrub Doggy Dog. |
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| Garstang Liberal Club building. |
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| Wyre Bridge. |
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| In a shop window. |
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| Chapel House. |
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| Through the window of Booths supermarket. |
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| Continuing the walk around Garstang. Entrance to the Council Offices. |
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| The Crown pub. |
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| Walking along Garstang High Street. |
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| Richard Seed, stationer and bookseller. |
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| A little further along the High Street. |
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| High Street - the other direction. |
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| The Eagle and Child pub. |
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| The Town Hall |
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| The Town Hall clock. (Part 3 of the visit to Garstang will be featured tomorrow). |
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| Looking towards the main shopping area of Garstang. Yet another, damp, dark, cloudy day! |
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| Top Knot Hairdressers. |
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| The Oddfellows Hall. |
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| You can just make out 'Oddfellows Hall' above the door. |
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| Garstang United Reformed Church |
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| The old school building. |
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(Part 2 of the visit to Garstang will be featured tomorrow). |
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| The former Burnley Equitable Co-operative and Industrial Society Store. It must have been avery big place in its heyday. |
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| Part of this impressive building is now used by the Tsunami Combat Martial Arts Centre! |
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| Returning to the Charter Walk Shopping Centre. |
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| Still not too many folk around in the Town Centre itself. |
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| There was some interesting architecture of buildings to be seen. |
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| I wonder what this building was before being taken by the 'Totally Weird' shop? |
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| Barnaby Fudge. |
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| A Georgian style building |
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| In complete contrast, back at the modern bus station. Time to head towards Preston, and then onwards to Lancaster. |
