We stayed in a little village called Blockley, which was unspoilt. As you can see the streets were devoid of traffic and there was no commercialisation at all. It was all peaceful and a good get away to relax.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Buttons
I was away this weekend visiting a part of England which was famous for its wool mills. I was expecting to see some shops at least which would reflect its history but I didn't find any. However look what I found. These beautiful ceramic buttons in Cirencester whose Council is promoting various art and craft programmes.
We stayed in a little village called Blockley, which was unspoilt. As you can see the streets were devoid of traffic and there was no commercialisation at all. It was all peaceful and a good get away to relax.
We stayed in a little village called Blockley, which was unspoilt. As you can see the streets were devoid of traffic and there was no commercialisation at all. It was all peaceful and a good get away to relax.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The buttons are beautiful Shashi!
ReplyDeleteI love rural England; I spent a couple of days in York and the Yorkshire Dales recently and the quaint houses, gardens and unspoilt countryside all around were absolutely stunning..!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful area, Shashi! Looks like the perfect get-away. Love those buttons you found!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful Shashi - glad you had a good time!
ReplyDeleteLinda x
hy Shashi , your buttons are beautiful !!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a good day !
Bizzzz
Hi Shashi!
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy your travels this month. The entry into the English cottage garden is wonderful... I'd love to have an entry like that to my studio! I'll have to show the pic to DH! Take care, Judy Skeel
So serene looking...I just relaxed looking at the photos...love the buttons too.
ReplyDeleteThis village is so charming!! I do love rural England!
ReplyDeleteAnd your buttons are lovely!
Love,
Flo
Oooooh! Ceramic buttons! *steals*
ReplyDelete