Or scenes from a Saturday in Lichfield.
I was thinking about a theme for this post and decided to take a detail from each photo and then show both. So here are just the small parts of the whole........
I was thinking about a theme for this post and decided to take a detail from each photo and then show both. So here are just the small parts of the whole........
A carved statue
on the front of the Cathedral
An interesting window
on Dr Johnson's Birthplace Museum
A festive wreath
on a shop front in Tudor Row
The head of a camel
outside a shop on Dam Street
A business sign over a shop front
down Quonians Lane
This one was in the detail - I forgot about the whole!
This is such a great idea Rosie! I enjoyed seeing a small part of the whole and then the bigger picture. I am often accused of not being able to see the wood for the trees!!! x
ReplyDeleteI love Lichfield! I've not been for a while and really must have a day out there soon.
ReplyDeleteGuess what - never been to Lichfield! Its on the list for Springtime though now! It looks lovely. xxxxx
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Lichfield either. It looks well worth a visit. Wonderful photos Rosie!
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A few years ago we went to Lichfield Cathedral to see and hear the King's Singers perform. A wonderful evening.
ReplyDeleteI must get to Birthplace Books one day
ReplyDeleteIt's years since I last visited Lichfield. Having seen your pics I'm determined to drive over again soon!
ReplyDeleteA really original idea and I must say that Lichfield looks a nice place, I've never been there - this country seems to be full of lovely places that I've never visited!
ReplyDeleteHello Rosie. Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving your lovely comments. Love Lichfield and fortunately it's only a 10 min trip on train. We were married there just over a year ago (2nd time marriage for both of us). Love what I've seen of your blog so far, will have a proper look soon as you have so much to tempt me!! I will now start following you. Suzy x
ReplyDeleteNow read The Road to Lichfield by Penelope Lively!
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Many thanks everyone for your kind comments and welcome to my new followers Jan @ Stand and Stare and Suzy @ Rustic Vintage Country.
ReplyDeleteMargaret, I've read several books by Penelope Lively and enjoyed her writing I haven't yet been able to find that one at the library or a second hand book shop, I'll continue to look:)
Fab idea indeed! This new village looks very pretty too!
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