Worcester, Sunday, 9th March, 2014.

Never mind the church - look at that sky!

You have to take a photo otherwise, come April and with winter having set in again, we would forget we've ever had any sunny days. 

18 degrees by all accounts. 

All is back to normal on South Quay and the Severn is back to a more usual level and all the swans have returned to the river.

Both restaurants in the building behind, however, remain closed due to the flood damage.

People milling about all over the place and queueing up for ice creams an' all sorts. 

Bit of sunshine does that to some folk.

Loads of ruddy folk along the path under The Cathedral an' all.

2007 is the flood height record for the time we've lived here. 2014 was higher still and it will be interesting to see how it compares to the floods of the olde days once The Council find the funds to put a commemorative stone in the wall. 

It's a Tory Council, so we're not holding our breath (that was a short Political statement on behalf of The Disgruntled David, Vicky and Howard Party).

View back to the Cathedral from The Diglis Foot and Cycle Bridge (one day someone will surely think of a better name for it).

The canal basin has a tea room. Yay!

Unfortunately, just out of shot.

Refreshed by a nice cuppa tea, it's time to set off back home.

We calculate we've walked about 6 miles.

It's amazing what a day of warm sunshine and no humidity to speak of can make us do.