I couldn't leave my north Norfolk coast posts without showing another of the wonderful flint and brick houses. This lovely little cottage and wall is in another of the beautiful little towns along the coast - possibly Wells next the Sea but my pics got a bit confusing so it could be in Holt. This is such a lovely area of England and one of the driest parts of Britain!
Beautiful, like in the British movies! :)
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful house!
ReplyDeleteI too was confused, thought for a minute this was in Canada. They also do beautiful churches using flint down in that part of England. Paul at Leeds in Yorkshire daily photo
ReplyDeleteI like these flint stone buildings.
ReplyDeletewell worth taking a picture of!
ReplyDeleteOoh, a dry part of Britain. With stone houses. What a wonderful place to find. Love your photo.
ReplyDeleteKay, Alberta, Canada
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I really like that look.
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely little stone house on the coast! I bet those stone walls are really thick to keep out the damp and cold. Great shot and thanks for the birthday wishes Red.
ReplyDeleteThis is so unique and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow, the detail on the house is amazing, and I love the blend of brick and -- river rock?
ReplyDelete(Thank you for the kind words over my way.)
Pat, let's move to this village,,,M
ReplyDeleteLove all the cobblestones in the wall and on the sides of the building.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet home !! Good Construction. i like it this blog.
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