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B Bond Warehouse built in 1908 for the tobacco import boom. This was the fiurst of 3 warehouses all of them Grade II listed. B Bond was the first major building in Britain constructed using reinfored conc pioneered by Edmond Coignet. Was till used in 1990s to store wines and spirits

The floating harbour was opened in 1809. This revolutionised Bristols harbour, trapping waters of the tidal river and allowing boast to remain afloat. Two sets of locks control the water level in the harbour. The commercial use of the harbour stopped in 1975, since then it has transformed into the vibrant leisure area you see today.

View of the Clifton Suspension Bridge

A welcome food stop and the shop but not sure abou the restaurant. Links to the woods above via a small road and footpath climb

Beautiful view of the suspension bridge

CLUE: Look for a sign!

Take your climbing legs along if you’ve got some weight on you 😊

The Ashton Court head sculpture is a large, carved stone head that is located in the grounds of Ashton Court, a country house and estate in Bristol, England. The head is thought to represent Goram, one of two mythical giants said to have built Bristol. The other giant, Vincent, is said to be represented by a similar head that is located on the other side of the city. The Ashton Court head sculpture is made of limestone and is about 2.5 meters (8 feet) tall. It has a long, bearded face with a fierce expression. The head is thought to have been carved in the 17th century, although its exact origins are unknown. The Ashton Court head sculpture is a popular tourist attraction and is often visited by people who are interested in local history and folklore. It is also a popular spot for photography and is often used as a backdrop for weddings and other events.