General Chat

Some of mine,

The view of St Pauls from a boat on the Thames
Westminster Cathedral ( not the abbey the RC one )
Rye in Sussex
Tintagel
The view of the Ireland on the horizon across the sea from the Isle of Man
The grey suspension bridge over the river Dee in Chester .....

Angel of the North.

Edinburgh Castle.

View from the Eye,,,breathtaking.

and like you St Pauls.

Houses of P are better than Buck House to look at.

The pub from our house lol

The mountains of Snowdonia. Whenever I go there, though it's been more than ten years now, I always feel like I'm coming home. No connection there whatsoever, but it still feels like home.

I just love looking a photos of the area.

Moel Famau in North Wales.

Fort George Inverness (amazing place) standing on the battlements watching the Dolphins skimming the water

Annx

Glastonbury Tor

Hills......anywhere in the British Isles..........as I live in Norfolk I don't see any from one year to the next............lol

The barges & boats on the river, I still jump up and look when they pass by, 14 years later.

Battersea Dogs Home

King Henrys Mount in Richmond park...The trees are cut back right across london so you can see St. Pauls.

St. Pancras train station.

Harrods

I'm with you on that Amanda...you're not far away from me. :-)

Maybe that's why I love North Wales so much.

Yes Rose, viewing Rye standing on its hill, with some of its original wall still standing.

I have an engraving of Rye from the 1800's when The Duke of Wellington was Warden of the Cinque Ports, hanging on the wall behind me.
I can imagine my GGGrandfather being one of the3 people in the foreground.
I have been to the spot where the artist must have stood ... unfortunately trees have grown up restricting the view.

Teresa............at least you have a hill or two in Norwich...........lol

I fell in love with North Wales when I went there in 1985 . I've been to Snowdonia as well..........my next visit to Wales ( in gawd knows when ? ) will be to Barry Island.........in search of the ancestors............lol

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Going through the Pass of Llanberis its magical.

Wales calls to me too.
I especially love the beaches of the Glamorgan Heritage coast.

Gwyn

One of my ggg grandfather's was christened in Rye.

From our home in North Devon we could see Dartmoor on a clear day.

From our previous home in Surrey we could see Canary Wharf, the PO Tower, the Nat West buiding, St Pauls....

From our current home we can see....other homes, but just up the road there are wonderful views of Salisbury Plain and the surrounding area.........

We love it here.

Another one is the New Forest in Hampshire. Now my ancestors do come from Hampshire, but I love it because it was where I spent half my childhood, being brought up partly by my grandparents.

Almost anywhere in the Lake District (Well maybe not the towns) but especially Rydal water and Grasmere from the footpath that runs below Loughrigg. Grasmere from above at what we call High close. Tarn Howes, The hills and mountains from Tom Heights above Tarn Howes.

On a larger scale The Grand Canyon, Brice Canyon.

The buildings of Florence

The coast of Cornwall, almost anywhere. And, since this year, the coast from Burton Bradstock in Dorset looking across Lyme Bay to Lyme Regis.

Too many to think of really. and yes, I do also feel 'called' to buildings, love Gloucester Cathedral, and Exeter Cathedral.

Barcelona - home of Gaudi, Picasso and - tomorrow - me again!

Sue x

You off again Sue..........LOL

I hope you have a wonderful time my friend xxxx

Cheers Amanda

One of these days I'll go and not come back

Can't wait!


Hope things are ok with you and yours, my friend


Sue xx

Yes Sue.......things are good in my world at the moment : ))

I do believe you will stay in your beloved Barcelona one of these days , it's where your heart is maybe ?

I'm being side tracked by Monty Python on the telly..........can't believe I can remember the sketches SO well.............lol............it was like yesterday that I last saw them : ))

You haven't come here for an argument, have you Amanda?

If so, please provide a comfy cushion.


Sue x