Well, it has finally stopped raining and, as the sun came out, I took the opportunity to take the first photographs at our new home. While not Hillside Cottage, there are a number of plus points. Only five minutes walk to the open countryside, for a start and the garden is not too bad. It has a surprise at the bottom which you will see by scrolling through the photos, below. It made my day when I saw it!
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A view from the upstairs window |
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Steps lead to the Contemplation level |
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A bench lies hidden to one side |
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A place to sit and contemplate |
At the rear of the garden is this fine vegetable patch!
Looks like a stunning garden to me! Congrats on the new pad - hope it feels like home in no time.
ReplyDeleteHi Laurie,
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty wonderful to me... Was the vegetable patch a gift from the previous owners, or did you do some work to make that look so positively prosperous ? I'm expecting Peter Rabbit to run by any second...
Can I get in to view the gardens with my new National Trust card?:-)
ReplyDeleteCan you fix my garden please?
ReplyDeleteJoanna, Thanks - hopefully it will - especially when the posessions arrive!
ReplyDeleteHi Owen - previous owners did the work, but Peter Rabbit only arrived when we took over.
Mike - No! :-)
Ok Rosie - where's your garden?
Pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a peaceful garden setting.
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