My great regret is that I got into photography when Mum was unwell so had very few chances to take a pic of her.
So I like to take pics of Dad..... I rather like this.....
Showing posts with label Dad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dad. Show all posts
Monday, 19 August 2013
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Sherborne Town, Abbey and Castle
The town of Sherborne is my sort of place. A lovely olde world town with lots of independent shops, a lovely Abbey church and out of town there is Walter Raleigh's old home... Sherborne Castle.
Saturday, 29 September 2012
Montacute
For some reason I didn't take many pics in B&W at Montacute.......
The house contains a fine collection of Royal Portraits on loan from the National Portrait Gallery, the house itself is Tudor and well worth a visit.
The house contains a fine collection of Royal Portraits on loan from the National Portrait Gallery, the house itself is Tudor and well worth a visit.
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Small Children and My Father
Parents dread rain on holidays as it is harder to keep children amused. I have an 80 year old dad who hates rain!
The slumped shoulders say it all....
The slumped shoulders say it all....
Monday, 20 February 2012
Still in Norfolk
Well we stil in Norfolk this time we're visiting Fakenham and Houghton Hall
Fakenham Church
There is a nice market at Fakenham and when I'm there in May I'll take some pics.
Houghton Hall was the home of Robert Walpole our first Prime Minister...... it's grand!
impresive stables eh
The church in the grounds. The village was moved to make way for the House.
The ghost in the woods.... Houghton's white deer.
The walled garden is fabulous....
Dad looks wistful. He had been telling me about the first few days of the blitz when he lived in the East End....
Fakenham Church
There is a nice market at Fakenham and when I'm there in May I'll take some pics.
Houghton Hall was the home of Robert Walpole our first Prime Minister...... it's grand!
impresive stables eh
The church in the grounds. The village was moved to make way for the House.
The ghost in the woods.... Houghton's white deer.
The walled garden is fabulous....
Dad looks wistful. He had been telling me about the first few days of the blitz when he lived in the East End....
Sunday, 12 February 2012
After the cold interlude let us head back to our tour of historic Norfolk. Today we'll visit Oxburgh Hall.
Oxburgh is a moated medieval manor house now in the care of the National Trust but I believe the family are still resident.
Dad not quite keeping out of shot :D
The Bedingfield family are Roman Catholics hence there is a private chapel.
The adjacent parish church looks like it is ruined. In 1948 the tower and spire collapsed. The chancel is still used as the parish church and the Bedingfield chapel as a wonderful collection of Terracotta tombs.
Oxburgh is a moated medieval manor house now in the care of the National Trust but I believe the family are still resident.
Dad not quite keeping out of shot :D
The Bedingfield family are Roman Catholics hence there is a private chapel.
The adjacent parish church looks like it is ruined. In 1948 the tower and spire collapsed. The chancel is still used as the parish church and the Bedingfield chapel as a wonderful collection of Terracotta tombs.
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