Thursday Doors: Fishermen’s Huts On Holy Island

How to recycle an old fishing boat. The Holy Island of Lindisfarne, commonly known as either Holy Island or Lindisfarne, is a  tidal island off the northeast coast of England.  Holy Island has a recorded history from the 6th century AD; it was an important centre of Celtic Christianity After the Viking invasions and the Norman Conquest of England , Read more…

A Door, a Brush and a Red Bucket.

For Thursday Doors over the years I’ve posted pictures of doors which are colourful or grand or weathered or ancient or…………. whatever. My Thursday Door this week is one that makes me smile. I love the way the brush is hanging over the red bucket and with the beaded curtain Read more…

Townend Barn, Built in 1666.

Opposite Townend Farm is the barn used by the Browne family. It’s one of the very few remaining bank barns in the Lake District and is still in use today, much like it was in the 18th-century.The oldest part of the barn was built by George Browne in 1666, with Read more…

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