HFF from Shearwater Lake Tearooms.
Big Trees, Little People.
Shearwater Lake
Sprout & Flower
Watching over Mere
Two Inns & a Bank ~ Mere, Wiltshire.
Oak Tree Near Rowde
Looking a lot like Autumn!
Lady of the Lake
Stourhead ~ Gothic Cottage
The Palladian Bridge for Nick and Rosa
Inside the Gothic Cottage
The Pantheon
The Pantheon roof detail
Looking Upwards in the Pantheon
Temple of Apollo and the Palladian Bridge
The Beginning of Autumn at Stourhead
Swans at Stourhead
The George Inn at Mere
The George Inn
Night Safe. Well we didn't get any money from her…
Mere Clock tower
Mere Cemetery and a challenge for Rosa
Stourhead Christmouse Band
HFF Everyone.
Stourhead House - Bearback Riding
My Christmas Wish
Stourhead Christmas Table.
Sprout & Flower ~ Mere
HFF from Misty Mere!
A Light at the Inn.
The Gothic Cottage ~ Stourhead.
Snowdrops Galore!
The Gate House, Stourhead ~ HFF
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Warminster Park
Warminster Park ~ Canada Goose
Making a Splash!
Mere, Wiltshire.
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Window Box
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Crocuses ~ The Courts Garden
Snowdrops
Crocuses ~ The Courts Garden
Sprout & Flower ~ Mere.
The Lansdowne Monument
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Still Walking Around Stourhead!
The Grotto ~ Stourhead
HBM ~ Mere, Wiltshire.
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St Michael's ~ Mere
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HBM from Stourhead
Autumn in Stourhead
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cottage near Chiseldon
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sunlight on a town hall
Marlborough Merchant's House
Marlborough bus stop
The Castle & Ball at Marlborough
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Lacock Abbey and village, in the hands of the National Trust, is a picturesque and unspoilt estate once owned by the Talbot Family. During the 19th century Lacock House, built over the remains of the old 13th century monastery, was the residence of William Henry Fox Talbot. In 1835 the photography pioneer made what may be the earliest surviving photographic camera negative, an image of one of the windows. The museum there in his name holds a permanent exhibition of his life and times and works by other noted photographers.
In more recent times, Lacock village was the childhood home of siblings Zoe and Joe Sugg both well known You Tube channellers. Joe was a finalist in the 2018 Strictly Come Dancing series.
Hope your Bench Monday has not been as wet as my visit was ... Have a great week!
In more recent times, Lacock village was the childhood home of siblings Zoe and Joe Sugg both well known You Tube channellers. Joe was a finalist in the 2018 Strictly Come Dancing series.
Hope your Bench Monday has not been as wet as my visit was ... Have a great week!
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HappyBM and enjoy the rest of the week.HBM Maggs, love the info too.
It is good to know its history.
It is good to keep alive things like that today.
HBM.
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Also, I had forgotten about the village's strong connection with Henry Fox Talbot. I don't recall a museum 40 years ago but I could be wrong. I think I would have wanted to visit it if I had known about it!
Lastly, I haven't checked it out but Sugg isn't all that common a surname but it was my great grandfather's name and it's possible that many (of the few) Suggs are somehow related to each other!
And on top of all that, it's a super photo, Maggie!
MaggsMep club has replied to Andy Rodker clubMaggsMep club has addedBon mardi Maggie.
I watched documentary about a year ago which featured William Henry Fox Talbot, and other early pioneers of photography. The museum sounds like an interesting place to have a look at.
Belated HBM. Herb
Happy new week:)
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