Goodrington Sands on our one really sunny day
The Amusement Arcade at Goodrington Sands,
Another view of Totnes High Street
A view of the River Dart
Kingswear - the steam train stopped there and we had to take a ferry across to Dartmouth
Some wonderful windy trees in Agatha Christie's garden
Some cottages in Dittisham, which is opposite Greenway, across the River Dart
The road up from Dittisham harbour - and it carries on just a steeply as that for ages
Dittisham harbour, though you can't actually see the river in this shot
5 comments:
This looks like such a fun, charming trip! I can see how you must have had a fabulous time.
What a beautiful place! I want a pink house!!!
England is soooo different! I never can figure how people who live in houses on steep hill manage to keep their dinner on the table without it all sliding off??? And the tree is amazing! I have quite a collection of tree photos as sometime I want to make an embroidered/appliquéd tree quilt with all the wiggly branches and lovely bark....yeah yeah, dream on buster!!
Loved your posts from today and yesterday. Seems like it was really an enjoyable trip. Could you go inside Agatha Christie's home and tour it? It's fun to imagine all the writing and working out of characters and mysteries that might have taken place there. Love the picture of the cottages with the water in the distance, so pretty.
Gorgeous photos. You are so lucky to be able to visit such wonderful places. Thank you for sharing with us.
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