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Not too bad riding over cobbles if you find discomfort just stand on your pedals. Can get a little slippy when it's rained

A version of cartoon character Fred Flintstone’s archetypal car has arrived in the small village of Walmer Bridge. The vehicle, made famous in the Hanna-Barbera animated sitcom The Flintstones, can be found where Liverpool Old Road meets Liverpool Road to the north of the A59.

Still trying to find more information about this car

Neolithic to Saxon finds from along the River Ribble during the creation of the Preston Docks and others revealed man has been in the area for a long time. The River Ribble looked completely different then and the coastline is likely to have been much further inland than it is at present where land has been reclaimed and the marsh extended out into the River Ribble due to sedimentation. The Ribble would appear to have been known in Roman times as the Belisama,possibly giving its name to Samlesbury. Ptolemy's "Belisama aest." seems to represent the estuary of the Ribble. Bremetennacum was a Roman fort that guarded a crossing-point of the river at Ribchester. Remains of another Roman site were discovered at Walton-le-Dale in the mid-19th century.

Crazy little car from the flintstones well worth a photo

Nice little spot within Priory Park, were there is a series of Sculptures of the animals you could see if you are lucky!

Fred Flinstones car, its a belter.

The Ribble Way is a 116km long distance trail following the course of the river Ribble. It starts at Gayle Moor near Ribblehead and ends at Longton near Preston. The whole trail would be a tough challenge to run although it's waymarked, well surfaced and fairly flat. It does make really good sections and worth looking out for wherever you are based. Here in south Preston the trail runs along the river through the south of the city. The section through Avingham Park is very pretty with the bridges and viaducts over the river and the ornamental park to the north. You can make a nice loop using it and the parks on both sides of the river if you fancy it.