And a sign left from another century.
Then there was the village school with an unusual arched entrance and the church behind.
What took us down to this lovely village? We were there to visit the new home of one of our friends. He has just moved down from Bristol and only got the keys this week. He has certainly chosen a lovely place to live. There was not much time for photos as I spent the afternoon cleaning some of his kitchen cupboards but I did have time to admire the potential of his garden.
I also had time to glance out of his kitchen window when squeezing out my cloth and appreciating his fabulous view.
I am sure we will be making some more visits to explore this corner of Devon and to see our friend's progress on his new venture.
what a fabulous view from the kitchen window and a lovely place to explore - have a great week
ReplyDeleteWhat I love about this post is the contrast between the little details at the beginning, and the vast, glorious view at the end. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a good week Maggie
What a lovely spot to settle upon. I was in Devon yesterday too, spending the day with my boy. Have a great week Maggie :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us tag along on the visit to Bristol. You are right, there is a lot of potential in your friend's garden.
ReplyDeleteI hope that he made you a nice Devon tea to reward you for cleaning those cupboards!
ReplyDeleteAh cleaning cupboards and moving in - sounds familiar at the mo'. Lovely view and a nice big garage too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely place to live, I hope your friend will enjoy living there.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely view and you are a lovely friend to clean the cupboards :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely view and you are a lovely friend to clean the cupboards :)
ReplyDeleteThat's such an amazing view, no wonder he decided to move there and get to see it every day.
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