



The biggest criticism this site has received recently is that it no longer provides almost daily updates on activities at Midsomer Norton. Believe me, I regret this as much as anybody!
Unfortunately practising what I preach has left me sans car, which makes getting to MN very difficult as there's no direct bus service from Bristol - pretty sick considering that 50 years ago there was a direct TRAIN service from south Bristol to MN and on to Frome. That is, apparently, progress!!
Anyway, to get to the point, those of you that need a regular fix of MN news could do worse than visit Mike Tuck's site, which hopefully in time will become an MN-focussed website. Click here to visit it!
This blog will continue to bring news of the exciting developments on the whole S&D that will now happen more and more, and hopefully I'll still get to MN (as well as Gartell, Shillingstone etc) reasonably often to blitz the place with my camera!
2 comments:
what about the 178 bus leaves temple meads once an hour during the day
Only problem is it's about a 45 minute bus trip to Temple Meads from here (with a 10 minute walk thrown in). However, it's better than nothing, so thanks for that! Still not up to having a train every hour that would be less than a mile away, albeit with a stiff walk at the other end.
If only they'd open Bristol to MN via Clutton as a cycleway on the bed of the old GWR line!
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