The back of my cottage with a stile for walkers to cross
I spent a delightful day in the company (via telephone & email) of Carol Gillott of Paris Breakfasts. She was wanting to put her new banner on her site and was having a bit of trouble. I persuaded her to let me take her over to Blogger 2 and bless her she trusted me. I put up the new banner I have never heard anyone so excited in all my life.
In the process she kept asking me to show more images of where I live. So here you are Carol and I have titled the images so you know can have a little guided tour of my hamlet in The National Park of Northumberland.
The front of my cottage (my place in the sun) when it shines
The field outside my cottage usually full of sheep but today it was empty
The green in my hamlet. That's my little cottage behind the tractor.
The farm in the hamlet, on the approach road.
The only sheep I could find near the cottage today. They must have heard I was coming
9 comments:
PLEASE POST EVERY WEEK from Northumber Land !
PULEEEEZE !
These are just BEAUTIFUL
OH MAN!!!!
Granted I do not see too many sheeps...
But the LANDSCAPE is magnificent
You take it too much for granted :(
arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
More please!
Excuse me...I see the THREE sheep now :)
These are breath taking Di...
Oh my...
Can you change your name to FARM Block?
How many people get to live in HAMLET!!???
I showed everyone at work these pictures and they GASPED!
Yes gasped!!!!!!
PS
The cloud formations are to die for....
Right out of Turner or Gainsbourough or somebody or other...
sigh...
PSS
Can we see a bit of the inside next week..?
or a neighbor's?
Wow! Countryside perfection. A sleeping beauty!
Love it!
Thank you Carol for encouraging Di to do it! Thank you Di for Carol's new banner.
Beautiful place, so green and peaceful. Love the Hamlet. Yes thanks Carol for getting you to show it.
This post just calmed me down..sigh
Constable Countryesque
even though that's really in Suffolk.
That's what I meant...
I love the lush green countryside and the quiet roads, you are so blessed.
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