A few things......I am trying very hard to get my act together to crochet some granny squares for Hawthorne. She is sending blankets to Japan for children and babies who have been hit so hard recently. Please read her blog about it here. Her own blog is here.
Also I have discovered a lovely new blog here (new to me) and Bee is having a giveaway here.
I took these photos in the garden the other day. It is in a terrible state. We have been so wrapped up in the house it has been very neglected.
I went for a little walk around our village the other evening.
it is just across the river from the church, over the old pack horse bridge.
found your blog today, such lovely photo's!
ReplyDeleteYou do live in a beautiful village Lyn and your plants are looking lovely despite your 'neglect'! Stunning photos - I just want to walk straight into them! x
ReplyDeleteIf I played the lottery and if I won, I would visit just to see this lovely village...and you too, of course!
ReplyDeleteyour neighborhood is exquisite, lyn. i'd love to pop over for tea.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely village. I am busy making squares now! Have a great weekendxxx
ReplyDeleteSuch a picturesque village, I love the church tower against the gorgeous blue sky - what fantastic weather too. I'm hoping the weather improves here too soon as our garden has been very much neglected over the last few years and this is the year I want to start getting it sorted...
ReplyDeleteHi Lyn, thank you so much for posting and adding a link for the KYŌYŪ KYŌYŪ - SHARE blog, and I have to say your white hellebore is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteKate (aka Hawthorn/11am)
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Lovely flowers, Lyn, and thank you for the visit to your charming village!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky living in a villag like that!
ReplyDeleteJo xx
Your proper Yorkshire village is much prettier than ours. Have a great weekend Lyn. xxx
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a pretty village!
ReplyDeleteLyn, your village looks delightful. Steeped in history and nestling in those wonderful Yorkshire hills! You must pinch yourself every morning knowing that this is home!
ReplyDeleteJeanne
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It is a lovely village, the sense of history and continuity is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSorry Lyn, but tomorrow I'll be weeding in my garden, can't come to help you ;D
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend!
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Stunning photos of the plants in your garden and your village.
ReplyDeleteRuth x
There is a name for a spire on top of a tower, and I've forgotten what it is, but it looks just perfect against that brilliant blue sky! What a pretty village - almost as pretty as our Devon villages, har, har! I love the photo of the railings - I love taking photos of fairly ordinary objects from quirky angles, not that railings are ordinary, they are little works of iron-workers' art, but you know what I mean; I should have perhaps said "everyday" objects rather than "ordinary".
ReplyDeleteMargaret P
your photos are beautiful! I am so jealous of your flowers, we are still dealing with snow. The village is lovely, I'd love to visit. Excellant photography.
ReplyDeleteHello Lyn! What a very pretty village you live in. Gorgeous photos. Hope you have a good week. Ros
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