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She is a pretty lady,..well captured Woo.

Well captured Woo,..keep them coming.

Very pleased to hear that. My muse has dried up at the moment so not doing any writing. I do have a few stories which need illustrating and editing though.

I'll go off to find your 'new home' now Smufter. A thank you from me too

Good luck @wiseowl, enjoy your walk, but 4 miles is a long way so take it easy and do as much as you can comfortably

Good afternoon @Jenny namaste my dear friend and thank you it is a lovely location to quote Emerson “Its the not the Destination, It's the journey.” I have to disagree with him

Good morning @glengarry23 my friend and thank you for your kind and friendly comments

Thanks. This garden is about 1/5th the size of the other place.

Good afternoon @Fat Controller @Michael Hewett @Giri and thank you for that I have if I walked backwards I wouldn't know if I was coming or goingHer's one of yours truly

Charles Dickens Country,..beautiful scenes even the graveyard reminds me of Dickens,..where as a boy he met up with the old ex convict,..hiding behind the gravestone.

Beautiful old church and an interesting ruin,..nice river images as well

@Palustris ,..great changes between the before and after,..gosh two and a half years ago,..time flies,..i remember your other garden very well and the fantastic selection of plants you had,..i was in another forum back then

thanks updaisy .. but you really don’t want my advice

Do you think they would accept £100,000?

Good afternoon @Jenny namaste my dear friend and thank you yes its a really idyllic and enchanting place and the Vicar is a lovely Lady who also shares half her time at Cobham church and the weather was just right

Fabulous pics Woo ....I bet you couldn't resist having a paddle!!

Welcome back Dave.

Good afternoon @Victoria and @glengarry23 my friends and thank you for your lovely and friendly comments much appreciated

This morning I went to Gravesham had a walk along the Thames it was almost impossible to walk against the wind and rain but it certainly blew away life's cobwebs stopped on the way back for a pint of draught Guinness in Charles Dickens country ...

You can't use that word now. They must be called Non binary cakes..