Treasure Hunting - and Back Home again!

A little outing to one of my favourite places - and what I brought home with me!

 

 

Comments

[Ardi]

I would love to read this little book. There is a coziness in the old cottages - made cozy without a lot of fuss. I tend to think of fireplace nooks, warm blankets over the knees and an old book for company when I think of English cottages. Thank you for sharing your outing, Roz. Very enjoyable.

[Darla]

You certainly found some nice blue and white treasure. Everything in the shop looks so interesting and such a large variety of things. The book sounds wonderful, I am putting my "wish" in Ardi's bin tho. I know she would treasure it.

[Beth]

Aaah, Spode! I would have brought that mirror home too. And now I have an urge to go off to the Depot Vente in Lussac-les-Châteaux, which is our equivalent sale room.

[Diana Birchall]

Now, Roz, you know me well enough to know that I was squealing all the way through this video as you escorted me around one of our mutual "happy places", as close as I can get to one in England, during this time! Thanks for this, and any time you want to take your video phone to Hungerford or any other such place again, I am your audience! :-) I did long for the cottage interiors book, but to avoid the cost of international mail, I did find a copy for myself locally - and I thank you for the tip! xxxx

[Liese]

I'd feel like in paradise in that old furniture shop. Amazing you found yourself some more blue & white plates, I 'd have thought they were all exhibited on your kitchen shelves😉. Looking at pictures of English cottages is one way of dreaming away into a different,cosy,"all is well"kind of world, forgetting about reality. MERRY CHRISTMAS, Rose!🎄🎁🔔