My second choice was the house in Thorton le Dale in Yorkshire, from what I've read, is the most photographed house in England.
It was a sunny day so I didn't need to warm the photo. I did not get the small stream that meanders in front of it but I think the white trimmed window pains and white clouds stand out.
Linking to My Town Photo Shootout with the theme of white on White. Thanks for all the comments from my new blog friends.
16 comments:
I can understand why the house is the most photographed house in England, it is lovely. I wonder what it looks like inside.* Sigh*
I love the house in the second photo. It is so charming and storybook like.
Welcome Ruth, thanks for stopping by my neck of the woods. I love your photos and yes the whites are white.
QMM
Oh- I LOVE both places but the second one absolutely fascinates me- xo Diana
I used to live in a place like the second shot! This was in North Essex where there are quite a lot of 'chocolate box' cottages. Why oh why did I move?! Have a lovely weekend. Chel x
Beautiful Yorkshire house ...oh how I miss England in all its splendor . Spent three lovely years there when I was much younger, have always longed for a visit back ! Thank you for the glimpse, it was splendid!
I love both of these photos. It is so funny to see this house with am antenna on the roof!! I guess a family lives there and no one can tour?
Oh, I have never been to England ... I live vicariously through British novels though. :) I love that thatched roof house. That is one reason FMTSO is so great, we get to see so many parts of the world.
That is one gorgeous house!
I wouldn't mind seeing the inside of that house!
Very pretty photos, Ruth. Nice remembrances of your trip.
Thanks for your visit and comment on my blog, too. Susan
We love visiting Thornton le dale and love that little cottage too!
I've never been to Thornton le Dale, we'll have to have a little jaunt when we're over that way.
No wonder that house is so often photographed, it's beautiful. Bet most photos aren't as good as yours though.
I love the cottage at Thornton le Dale - I wonder who lives there? Lovely photos:)
The second building is so charming. Nice shots.
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