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| Looking along St. George's Street, with the Parish Church of St. George at the end. |
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| Browns the Butchers, home of the Lancashire Haggis Company. |
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| The Last Orders pub in Market Street. |
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| Down the steps to M & E Leverington. |
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| I wonder when Shepherds' Victoria Hall closed. |
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| Part of this building houses the library I believe. |
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| A closer look at the top of the building reveals it was built in 1905. |
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| Taken from the top deck of the bus as I was heading back to Preston, the entrance to Astley Park, |
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| Chorley Bus Station, or Interchange as it is called. I had arrived there having caught the bus from Preston. |
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| The Parish Church of St. George. |
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| A view of the Church tower. |
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| Chapel Street. |
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| Grandma's Kitchen, |
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| Further along Chapel Street into the town centre. |
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| Looking in the other direction. |
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| There are pound shops everywhere these days. |
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| This busker was in Chorley town centre trying to sing Roy Orbison songs. |
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| Another view of Chapel Street from Market Street junction. |
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| Chorley Health Food Store. |
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| Pawsons chippy. |
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| The Town Hall. |
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| A colourful display outside Easthams flower shop. |
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| Clothing alterations shop - All Sewn Up. (Part 2 of the visit to Chorley will appear tomorrow). |
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| A return to the West End of Morecambe and a visit to Albert Road. |
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| Atkinsons chippy. |
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| Pizza Time. |
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| Sale time at Gladrags & Handbags. |
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| Joy's Toys. |
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| West Jewellers. |
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| British Red Cross Charity Shop. |
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| They used to be called Barbers when I was young. Now it's Gents Hairdressers. Snip & Clip. |
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| The Cosy Kitchen cafe. |
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| Denture specialists. |
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| Little Shop - an off licence. |
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| I never saw him whilst wandering along Albert Road. |
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| West End Launderette. |
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| Chinese takeaway. |
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| Another shop with a sale taking place. |
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| Tomlinsons Sandwich Ba (!) on the corner of Clarendon Road. |
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| A locksmith. |
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| A couple of dog walkers in Lake Road |
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| A Keswick institution - George Fisher - the outdoor shop. |
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| The former Keswick Congregational Sunday School building. |
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| Lake Road. |
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| The age old tradition of bartering. |
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| The Moot Hall. |
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| Skiddaw Hotel. |
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| Bryson's tea room and bakery. |
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| Whenever I go to Keswick there seem to be dogs everywhere ... like these two and ...... |
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| ... these two. "Just because you're bigger than me. See if I care." |
