I’m seeing all this traffic in three lanes on the motorway and I’m asking if we should be making this journey.
Are Our Journeys Really Necessary?
Lanhydrock House,Bodmin, Cornwall
We really enjoyed out visit to Lanhydrock House owned by National Trust. I would like to share my photos here. "The flush toilet....has 'civilised' us in a way that religion and law could never accomplish" Thomas Lynch, Poet, 1948 The Kitchens. "The same family owned Lanhydrock for over 400 years. Find out about the people who … Continue reading Lanhydrock House,Bodmin, Cornwall
A visit to small homestead.
Today was a perfect late summer day for our visit to Monmouthshire, in the southwest of the UK . About 22 degrees of beautiful sunshine. It is not often that we get a chance to visit our dear friends on their idyllic little farm. They specialise in pygmy goats but they have a range of … Continue reading A visit to small homestead.
Nearly visited Hatfield House
We had to take a business trip to Hatfield House today, so I took a walk around the grounds of Hatfield House. It is £19 per person which is probably really good value for money to see inside the house but I didn't have time to make that worth while. So I strolled around the … Continue reading Nearly visited Hatfield House
The Kymin
The Kymin is the first property to be bought by the National Trust in the 18th Century. It was used as a dining room for the High Born to take a break from their hunting and leisures in the wonderful grounds and woodlands around. A local lady would go there once a week to prepare their meal … Continue reading The Kymin
Thornbury Castle
Sharing my Nikon photos of Thornbury Castle
Standish Wood, Cotswolds Way
We enjoyed our first visit to Standish Wood. This is a National Trust Wood with free car parking for members . It was a scorching hot 28 degree Bank Holiday Monday. It was very quiet and cool under the trees. We were surprised how few people there were. I did a little capture with my Insta360ONE … Continue reading Standish Wood, Cotswolds Way
The Saul Junction
We enjoyed a pleasant Sunday at Saul Junction in Berkeley, Gloucestershire. We ate a hearty breakfast at The Stables Cafe. There are boat rides on the canal available from here up to Gloucestershire and down to Sharpness Docks. Such a beautiful part of the Cotswolds. I used my Insta360ONE camera to capture a clip in 360- … Continue reading The Saul Junction
