Runaway Post
How dare they? The photos below published themselves before I had written anything.
The first is walking back to Instow after lunch - I got MTL to drop me. The town is Appledore.
I was intrigued by this flag visible from the bathroom. It looked like a rising sun so I thought it may be Japanese but a closer view revealed the black centre resembled a Watusi warrior.
Beloved sandhills. We parked here for the two restaurants at the top end of the town. Just too far for MTL to walk.
Inside the cottage with a large TV and you can just see the telescope.
This house, on the top road is so different from the others - a Miss Faversham of a house.
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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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11 comments:
Haha, I think Blogger's one step ahead of you, Pat. Did you click on the new 'thingie' that Blogger has added to make posting easier?
You said I would like Instow. I do, I do and I haven't even gone there yet.
Absolutely love the plasma TV next to the old wood stove. Talk about a dichotomy:)
I am intrigued by the Miss Faversham house... I wonder what tales it has to tell?
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The first photo is perfect.... I would love o be sitting there right now.
High winds, fire, smoke and 103+ today with no humidity.
Pat,
I keep meaning to say how much I love your new sidebar photo...I must ask you how come you keep getting more younger and more beautiful in your photos ?
Must be the wonderful English weather.
cheers, parsnip
Glad you had a great holiday Pat. Always heartening to see blue skies somewhere over the British Isles.... :)
GG: I don't think so. I probably clicked on return to do with spacing. I must click more carefully.
Granny Annie: there was also a dichotomy between the outside and the inside of the cottage. Quite surprising.
Scarlet: those ancient shutters could tell a tale or two.
Parsnip: you are not supposed to do irony:) The photo is an oldie taken just as MTL and I were re-united in '79. Next time I shall probably use an even older one and avoid mirrors.
Macy: I nearly missed you. I must pop over and see how you are.
I googled Miss Faversham and came up with 'the thing in Miss Faversham's attic'...eek.
GG: I meant the Dicken's character - who is quite scary but google calls her Haversham rather than Faversham. Have I misremembered?
phiff... I have seen some of your today photos and you look fabulous !
It must be the English weather...
cheers, parsnip
Parsnip:my American SIL used to say 'The Brits have great complexions because of the rain.'
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