The old windmill tower on the hill…
…our pub…
St Nicholas old church on the hill
…the rhyne…
…looking across the River Axe…
…digging Uphill…
…the boatyard…
…our house.
http://www.uphillvillage.org.uk/
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The old windmill tower on the hill…
…our pub…
St Nicholas old church on the hill
…the rhyne…
…looking across the River Axe…
…digging Uphill…
…the boatyard…
…our house.
http://www.uphillvillage.org.uk/
The beautiful villages and moors around Haworth that inspired the literary work of the Brontë sisters. Photography by Andrew Fowler.
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I like the fact that you can crawl home from the pub!
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It’s perfect!
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Such a beautiful place 🙂
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Thank you! About 400 yards from the see and about 4 inches above it!
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Wow, amazing! 🙂
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When I said ‘see’ I obviously meant ‘sea’! I’m sure spelling imps follow what I write and change it just as I press ‘publish’!
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Haha I knew what you meant! 😛
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