Saves rubbing

Rothley station, like most preserved railway stations, has a fine selection of vintage adverts.

White fence

A fine house with a fine fence in Rothley.

Steam

Rothley is a stop on the Great Central Railway preserved line.

Rothley

This week's theme is the Leicestershire village of Rothley.

Tackley railway station

Tackley railway station on the Cherwell Valley Line.

Thatched

It seems to be the law that an Oxfordshire village includes at least one thatched cottage.

Fancy bus shelter

A rather fine bus shelter in Tackley.

Field of rape

A field of oilseed rape, soon to be bright yellow.

Tackley

This week's theme is the Oxfordshire village of Tackley.

Aston railway station

On the Cross-City Line.

Britannia

A former pub in Aston.

St Peter and St Paul

Aston parish church, when built in the 12th century it was one of the largest churches in the Midlands.

Aston Expressway

The Aston Expressway A38(M) cuts through Aston linking the city centre to the M6 motorway. Usually a lot busier than this!

Aston

This week's theme is the Birmingham suburb of Aston. This railway bridge crosses the Lichfield Road in Aston.

Worcestershire Parkway

Norton is served by one of the newest railway stations, Worcestershire Parkway which opened in 2020.

Sign post

As you enter the village, which has military links.

St James the Great

Norton's parish church, undergoing some renovation.

The Retreat

In Norton.

Norton

This week's theme is the Worcestershire village of Norton.

St Mary and St Nicholas

The parish church of Saunderton.

Signs

Old signpost in Saunderton.

Chilterns

The village is amid the Chiltern hills and farmland.