Impressive chimneys.

Like in a fairy tale and like a little toy-house of my grandchildren!!!!!!!!!! Great shot!!!!
Nouchet

I know what you mean....I just had to stop and take this shot :)
Regards, Rosa.

Wowwww, it's like a picture from years ago Rosa. So old and green on the top...

Greetings are going to you.... Christien.

That is exactly how it struck me Christien. Just had to stop and take this shot :))

All the best, Rosa.

Another lovely picturesque cottage Rosa. you will have to return in the spring when the garden looks it's best ;)) .. John.

I would like to do that John...there is a very nice pub opposite :)) Thanks for the YS....Rosa.

What we miss in England are storks on chimneys! Apparently we did have them before the mini-ice age of the 16th and 17th centuries. They seem to be making a comeback in East Anglia, or was it cranes?? I remember reading something a few years back but I may have got my facts mixed up.
Nice shot though!
Best wishes, Andy

You've just reminded me...I was sitting in the living room and something caught my eye out of the window, and it was a crane on the chimney of the house opposite....but I am now wondering if it was a heron. Pity I had no time to take a picture.
Best wishes, Rosa.

We used to go swimming in a lake close to here Rosa ~ All the best ~ Nick

It was very foggy when we drove here Nick and couldn't see a thing...I did mention to my daughter not to drive too close to the left, as I could just see tree tops at the same level as the road!! Maybe when it's not foggy I will see the lake. I don't know it though ~ All the best, Rosa

Lovely shot Rosa, House built of stone yet chimneys of brick, unusual or an addition I wonder.

Yes and well away from the thatch too :)

Wonderful stacks Rosa and a splendid shot.

Thank you very much.

interesting building → I like it
sincere greetings → Marek-Ewjan