Donna over at made in heaven invited me to take part in Brendas photo challenge ~ the theme this time was 'Patriotism ~ or what I love about my country'. Due to the fact that we have had nothing but rain all week (literally ~ it has hardly stopped!!), I haven't been able to get out and take the photos that I wanted to!!
Here are the photos that I did take ~ of what I like about where I live........
Our village church ~ very old and steeped in history ......
The little red phone box in our village ~ most of these have been replaced with the new glass ones ~ but we still have the old fashioned one in the village ~ I love it!!
The village shop and post office ~ such a pretty building!!
Lovely green countryside ~ it is like this every where you look ~ around where I live!!
I really enjoyed this challenge and taking the photos ~ I am looking forward to the next photo challenge!! XX
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18 comments:
Oh my gosh, I love the church and the house! It looks beautiful and peaceful where you live
L,
kat
You live in a BEAUTIFUL place. I love the buildings and old phone booth - very, very cool!
Take care - Kellan
Oh Sweetie!!! I Love the village photos!! And everytime I see a red phone booth (box), I always think of the UK!! Are they being phased out??? Too bad if that's so...darn!lolol....Anyway, there are wonderful!!! Happy night Girl!hughugs
i think "charming" is a great word for 'where you live'. it is so pretty there... i just wish you had pretty weather to go along with the sites!!!
love,
dani
Tabitha, you live in a charming little village. And it is all so English!!!!! he-he!
I love the pictures. It looks like a beautiful village in which you live. You are lucky.
The photo challenge is a great idea.
Love,
Amanda xx
Hi Tabitha
What a charming part of the world you live in. There certainly is something special about the red phone box and your countryside is so lush and green. You have the perfect settings for so many spectacular photographs.
I sure do hope the sun shines for the fair this weekend. It sounds like another hectic weekend for you.
Snail mail - what a beautiful thing it is. What a treat to receive a letterbox full of Beauty Full. Tania's bookmarks are absolutley gorgoeus and Mandy's creations are so sweet.
Yeah for the arrival of Lauren's bed. You are one clever girl putting that bed together. Lauren and Daniel are so lucky to have a mum who is so handy and can do anything. Lauren looks thrilled to be in her new bed and how very speical to have her new HSM linen. Here's wishing Lauren many sweet dreams and restful nights in her new bed.
I hope you are starting to see some sunshine and that your weekend is filled with rays of sunshine.
Lots of love and hugs
Elise
What a beautiful place, rain and all!!
Wonderful photos! The ones of the phone booth and lovely buildings brought back special memories of the years that I lived in a tiny village in your beautiful country. Thank you so much for joining us!
How wonderful to be able to see a little slice of life somewhere else in the world. The photos are wonderful and where you live is beautiful. So easy to see why you love it.
loved my little visit to your village....so beautiful...and love all the photos of the things that make it dear and special!
we were able to visit about nine years ago....would love to do that again!
kimberly
beautiful pictures...those clouds are amazing!
Wonderful photo's - you truly do live in a beautiful part of this great big world. LOVE the phone booth!! :)
Beautiful countryside! Love, love, love it! Oh, and that telly box is just too cute for words, LOL!
beautiful pictures. so fun to see what everyone does with the challenges.
Very beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing.
What a gorgeous little village.
Every time I see a red phone box I am reminded pf Dr Who's Tardis. I used to imagine stepping inside and going on great adventures :-)
Sharon
Wow - what pretty buildings and scenery! Your village church is perfectly lovely! Rain or no rain - you live in a beautiful part of the world, no doubt.
Kari
Beautiful, beautiful photos. Love the phone booth and church. Nice to meet you.
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