This is a post to file under 'sometimes other places' (see blog sub head)
Also under memory and thankfulness.
all photos courtesy of Claudia Schmid |
Here is the cottage where I spent summer holidays long ago. I never went there in November but my daughter went recently. Ah, the wonders of Instagram!
Here it is straight on with different color paint than I recall and a different gate.
Here are some cows waiting to produce milk for clotted cream - at least I hope so.
Here is St. Winnow the other side of the Fowey River. We used to take the canoe there and wander in the churchyard.
Here is a beach on the north shore with a stream meandering through it - how perfect for feats of engineering!
How people are dwarfed by the wide Atlantic beach...
Great memories for you Elizabeth I see.
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous images of a place obviously filled with loving memories!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and yours,
big hug,
Merisi
Wonderful pictures. I was thinking to myself how quintessentially English the cottage looked when I first saw it and then when I read I realised it is!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving.X
Beautiful !
ReplyDeleteYou and your daughter as so lucky.
What a lovely place to spend some time.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family
Watson and Hamish send woofs !
cheers, parsnip
Ohhh what a lovely place, and cold I would guess- Britain has the best hot water bottles, I had several! Hope that your holidays will be well spent , preferably with the cutest best smartest little children in the universe! LOVE and wags from Dex!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pretty English photos. I can smell the cow pats and hear the cows a lowing. Makes me miss the old country. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteJust down the road; sort of. What wonderfully evocative pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine photographer Claudia is! You two make a fine pair of guides to beauty to be found about New York...and sometimes other places, too.
ReplyDeleteWishing you all a very Happy Thanksgiving. I am very thankful for good friendship!
xo
Lovely area Elizabeth - do I detect a touch of nostalgia here? Happy thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a really nice place to visit during the summer or autumn or anytime, really. :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! (belated...)
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures!
what beautiful images!
ReplyDeletehoping your Thanksgiving was lovely
my boys made a feast
love to you dear ewix...
xox - eb.