I am still sitting amongst piles of muddy washing but the pile is dwindling and the memories of all the mud are only mildly shuddering-inducing. I am also still trying to make sense of the photos we took over the weekend as there seems to be an alarming amount of blurry shots (see comment about vast quantities of red wine we packed here) but in the meantime, I’ll leave you with a few picturesque shots of Ightham Mote, a National Trust house we visited just outside of Sevenoaks in Kent. As it is the dead of winter, only a few rooms in the house were open but the outside shots were worth the trip alone – we were also lucky to see the house decked out for a Victorian Christmas!
All images via Wishful Thinking
these are some fantastic images! Makes me want to visit it!
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Chuckling about your part about blurry shots - we've all been there! Ightham Mote looks like a total charm! :)
ReplyDeleteCharming! And the Christmas decor is beautiful.
ReplyDeletevery cool pictures - it all looks so very british.
ReplyDeletewow that is a beautiful house!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely property and the perfect time to visit when it's decorated for Christmas - gorgeous tree. I loved the beach cabin in the last post too.
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Moats kill me. Is that a weird thing to be in love with? I think houses-surrounded-by-water really got me when we went to Belgium earlier this year. That was the clincher for me. That house looks lovely!
ReplyDeletethat is so very english. my neighborhood is filled with english tudor houses. copy cats. it's these kind of photos that make me miss england. when i would visit places such as these it was just so quiet and charming. xo
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is gorgeous!! Lucky girl!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are gorgeous! I am in love with your blog!
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Too much wine sounds like a great reason for blurry shots. Still, the ones you did manage are magnificent!
ReplyDeleteWere you drinking that sherry? Your pics are beautiful .... That tudor home is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIt never ceases to amaze me how beautiful the old architecture is in Europe. I would've definitely needed lots of red wine to endure camping in the mud and the cold too ;) x
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