Divine Wines....Speaks for itself!

Like the architecture so much. It's so typical and so different from the view in German towns. And so nice ! Good Morning, Rosa !

Thank you. That is what makes travelling so interesting, seeing other countries architecture. Something I always enjoy. Have a good day Ulrich.

Didn't visit this wine shop but it looks interesting! Maybe it suffers a bit from competition form Yapp Bros. in Mere?
Terrific shots, all!!
Best wishes,
Andy

It doesn't seem to have suffered from that Andy. It has been going for a long time. Seems to be room for them both :-) Thanks for your kind comments.
Best wishes, Rosa

Schitterende opname,s van deze winkels en gebouwen,Rosa.
Hartelijke groeten........Frans.

Thank you Frans, I am very pleased you like them.
Best wishes, Rosa.

It also looks divine! Nice to have cafés to rest in between shopping:-)

How right you are Gudrun ;-))

"Divine wines", I am sure, but also divine traditional architecture which makes all the charm of small English cities!!!!!
Have a good day!****

Thank you for your very kind words Nouchet. Much appreciated.
Best wishes, Rosa.

There are a lot of 'local facilities' in this little Somerset town ...

We just need a good shoe shop Pat!

Good additions to your project Rosa, nice buildings with character too; I remember the days when a drive to the West Country took one through all the towns and villages en-route,not good for the locals, but made for far more interesting travel with opportunities for stopping. Mind you, it was often an 8+ hour drive back then!

Yes, great changes Roger. I remember those times too. It was much more interested but sadly could not take the volume of traffic nowadays.

Lovely old buildings, Rosa, can't help lingering over the photo's.... Ys.

That's a very nice comment John, thank you. There is not too much to spoil the High Street but it would be nice to see the two quite large empty shops filled again. They were both originally supermarkets, but then supermarkets got bigger and what do you do with the old premises!

Wincanton is looking very good through your lens Rosa :~)

Thank you Nick. I still love looking at the architecture :-)

I am drooling !

Thank you Pam ;-))

Definitely wish we'd made that detour, Rosa. What you see is exactly what you get. I love the colours of the paintwork. I bet it was too cold to sit outside with a cup of coffee though. ;-)

The problem I have is that it's too close to home for me to just pop in for a coffee. I wait until I see a friend and we might do then. I am meeting someone in the new Hooga cafe soon though.

Hi Rosa,

Do I imagine that you are a regular customer here!! And why not!

Best Wishes
Peter

Hi Peter,

Regular for coffee and cake.....honest ;-)

Best wishes, Rosa.

Great shots of this town Rosa.
I have visited but I don't know much about the place !!!

It's worth another visit Jeff :)

I have followed all comments with interest and enjoyment but got lost when the word (name I presume?) Hooga was mentioned.
I prithee thee explain!

I think it is the English version of the Danish Hygge Andy. I'll leave you to look that one up ;-)

Splendid colours and details in this ancient corner.
All the best
Fabio