While I was away I stayed at a wonderful farm bed and breakfast, on the edge of the village, overlooking the farmland where sheep and cows were grazing, and where chickens, ducks and geese foraged and had dust baths in the paddock under my window. There was a bit of a walk from their gate past the farm sheds to the house itself. On one side was a drystone wall then the meadow with the sheep, and on the other, against the sheds, were old farm implements and stone troughs planted as rock gardens. They were a lovely sight to see, so full of colour and texture and shape.
If you feel that you could manage without it, why not pass it on to someone whose payment will not be enough to keep them warm and well fed this winter?
This blog is about leaving my footprint behind when I go. It's also about finding out who I am now, even if it's a different person each day. It's about thinking, feeling, learning and changing - and about laughing too, I hope; and it's about filling my life with new people and making each new day interesting.
In my posts I have used some images from the web which I believe to be royalty free. If you spot anything which you know to be otherwise, please let me know and I will remove it.
1 comment:
Beautiful photos......really lovely. I have been off line for a long time!
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