Lanhydrock and church from the park.
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An online diary about my creative life which includes dyeing, quilting and teaching plus thoughts and experiences as they occur about the more mundane aspects of my life and also pictures of my home town and places I visit. To see more of my creative works go to my site Farne Designs
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- Landhydrock
- Original gatehouse with Andrew and Mel in the fore...
- Lanhydrock and church from the park.
- The gatehouse and an old car used for transporting...
- Lanhydrock!
- The main door with the coat of arms above it. Pity...
- Martin at one of the doors.
- Sneaky picture of side of scullery.
- Typical doorway.
- Rose gardens
- Church and kitchen and scullery rooms to the left.
- Close up of formal garden
- Old cotton net curtains at the windows in the kitc...
- I love old door ways!
- Formal gardens
- Very old graves under the trees.
- My son Andrew!
- Fascinating tree in the park at Lanhydrock. Very i...
- Holiday time!
- Godolphin churchyard
- The village of Godolphin
- Godolphin House nr Helston Cornwall
- Main entrance to courtyard and house.
- Courtyard. Front of house is opposite this view.
- Inside courtyard. Front of house is to the right.
- Inside the courtyard. Front of house is to the left.
- Front of the house from the main drive
- Martin trying to make his camera work at the front...
- Side view of house
- The stables and granary now renovated
- Old farm carts in the stables
- Mawnan Smith and Quilt Show
- I wish this hanging had been on the wall as it was...
- Quilts at Mawnan Smith in the Kernow Quilters show...
- Cheeky cat! The sun came out at just that moment!
- A lot of work went into this Double Wedding Ring b...
- This was by a past student of mine...Chris Gurney ...
- There was nothing visible to say whom this was by....
- Interesting log cabin by Pat Riley. Colours were m...
- Loved this hanging by Ann Butland.
- Quilt in progress by Kate Crombie...one of my stud...
- The Red Lion. Lovely thatched roof pub in Mawnan S...
- The main road into Mawnan Smith
- Pretty cottages in Mawnan Smith
- Mawnan Smith church decorated ready for a wedding.
- Close up of decorated doorway.
- A wonderful catafalque...probably haven't spelt th...
- The oldest graves right up close to the church wal...
- The graveyard!
- View over the Helford river to the sea from the ch...
- Mawnan Smith church with celtic cross on left.
- Pirates gravestone...originally outside the church...
- The Lych gate with pirates grave on right!
- Back home for coffee and cake! In the background i...
- Inspiration!
- 'The Wrong Box' without the pink
- 'The Wrong Box' without the pink
- 'The Wrong Box'
- 'The Wrong Box'
- We had just gone past Exeter when I saw this plane...
- Somerset landscapes
- Clear blue skies heralding a hot sunny day!
- Typical view over the fields in Dorset.
- Salisbury Plains with straw already baled in the f...
- A good view of Stonehenge on the way up!
- Approaching London
- London suburbs complete with double decker buses!
- Overhead planes
- Leaving London
- The exorbitant motorway cafe!
- Cornfields in Devon.
- The narrow streets of Bodmin.
- Cornish fields
- China Clay pits near St Austell, Cornwall
- Aliens through the grasses. Wind turbines near Tru...
- Our old Espace - nearly home!
- Quick journey - there and back!
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WOW. That's the thing that blows my mind about travel outside Australia - our OLDEST buildings barely crack 200 years!
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