It’s so much easier to break journeys into doable steps. That way you aren’t exhausted when you reach your destination. Love all the photos; they make me feel like I am on tour. Toes crossed this posts…..suzi
Weave it looks a nice village. The Bridge Inn where we stayed is opposite the market. Suzi your post came straight in ok.I always check the spam folder anyway,not that it was in there. there are a few regulars who sometimes end up in there!
The Tudor looking building is just that, Amy..not Tudor..I can't find any history of the Bridge House, but it was probably built with the half timbered decoration to fit in with the older buildings in the village. We hope to go there again, so will ask
Hi, I've removed word verification...so if all goes well I'll leave it off..... Please leave a pebble in the pool ((o)) even if you don't want to comment, it is nice to see where you all come from! Thanks!
Penkridge in Staffordshire? I lived in that area for most of my teaching life.
ReplyDeleteGood for you; give is a good night's sleep. In spite of the railing, that train sits high on the tracks.
ReplyDeleteI like the picture of the seedheads - that would make a really lovely lino print.
ReplyDeleteIt’s so much easier to break journeys into doable steps. That way you aren’t exhausted when you reach your destination.
ReplyDeleteLove all the photos; they make me feel like I am on tour.
Toes crossed this posts…..suzi
Weave it looks a nice village.
ReplyDeleteThe Bridge Inn where we stayed is opposite the market.
Suzi your post came straight in ok.I always check the spam folder anyway,not that it was in there. there are a few regulars who sometimes end up in there!
I was thinking of that, Betty....hight time I did some more work
ReplyDeleteSome really nice looking countryside there, I'm wondering how old the tudor looking building is.
ReplyDeleteThe Tudor looking building is just that, Amy..not Tudor..I can't find any history of the Bridge House, but it was probably built with the half timbered decoration to fit in with the older buildings in the village. We hope to go there again, so will ask
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