What could be more English than these Thames side village scenes. They are just a picture of peace and tranquility in a very troubled world.
Sharing with 'Our World Tuesday'
More scenery from the Thames at www.62andthenext10pathways.blogspot.co.uk
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| Clifton Hampden |
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| Whitchurch |
More scenery from the Thames at www.62andthenext10pathways.blogspot.co.uk
Nice photo's you have show there.
ReplyDeleteThese homes with their sloping roofs are like scenes from a storybook.
ReplyDeleteStunningly beautiful. The shot of Whitchurch in particular is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thanks for sharing. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou`re absolutely right!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteYou are SO right indeed!! So lovely and peaceful! Thank you for a wonderful, quiet, beautiful moment!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the little cottages in your first photo.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! It's exactly what I would think an English countryside would look like.
ReplyDeletePeace sounds mighty good to me! And these photos do make me feel tranquil. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to beat a picture of a thatched cottage for an idyllic scene of England.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography and so serene ~ thanks, carol, xo
ReplyDeleteI love those thatched roofs!
ReplyDeleteI love these cute cottages and the roofs. A very pretty English scene. Thanks for sharing. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteI would love to be there!
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed peace packed place!
ReplyDeleteI love it - I have to make it back to England before much longer. I could spend weeks exploring the countryside and villages (and about 3 days in London would be my limit)!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots Mary!
ReplyDeleteThe first house almost looks like a face to me with two eyes and a hat on!
ReplyDeleteNot too many places in the world look like that - or have names like that either!
ReplyDeleteI actually think Jaws is an interesting read if you read as a story about politics and a lack of understanding of the environment, rather than just a story about a big fish!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne.
PS: the literary reference is to "The World According to Garp"
Oh so wonderful -- like something out of one of my favorite English literature or mysteries even....Love this.
ReplyDeleteI agree - they're a picture of peace and tranquility. They just warm the heart.
ReplyDeleteHazel
Typically English.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the place.
ReplyDeleteVery true, these little village where the time stood still are so peaceful ! I love to visit them.
ReplyDeleteTheir thatched rooves are something not seen often today.
ReplyDeleteThese little thatch roofed houses do look peaceful and it does appear as if time stands still here just as Gattina said.
ReplyDeleteTerrific architecture. Thanks for showing these.
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