I was disappointed to find that Eaden & Lilley had closed and a new store had replaced it. Eaden & Lilley was an old style departent store, its replacement is much swankier alas - a sign of the time.
It had seemed to stop at Saffron but as we headed to Anglessey Abbey the rain set in. I fully expected we would be washed out but it suddenly stopped!
Two of the three new gates for the winter garden.
I raided the second hand bookshop, picking up two books for a £1 Frederik Pohl's short story colletion - The Man who ate the World and Stanislaw Lem's The Invincible.
5 comments:
Glad the rain stoppedfor you both. Anglesey Abbey looks a beautiful place to visit. Love the photo of the young moorhen (very cute) and the photos of dahlias with raindrops. Some interesting statues too.
Oh my, you've done it again. What a place! The statues are fabulous! What I couldn't do with those in my garden...sigh! You've got to love those gates and the little baby bird is just too cute. Wonderful stuff Pete.
cheers caroline
OC - first place I'm taking you. I've let the National Trust know to start sending stuff over :D
What a difference Anglesey looks in the sunshine .. bit different from the visit with Digi! You caught the spider's web with raindrops well and some lovely scenery too. Fascinating new gates... in fact everything needs comment :D
wow great pics of the flowers, really beautiful, looks a lovely place
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