Sunday, the first full day of our holiday we usually take it easy and have a look at the local area.
Aylsham was just over a mile away from our so peaceful cottage.
It is Sunday morning and most places are closed so we are just having a wander round and posting a few photos randomly.
The local Anglian church
The old Bank
The old water pump
A great reflection from the other side of the street behind me
There are people sitting outside this pub having a drink
The Market Square
a parking place when non market days
A bus stop
I'm not sure what I was looking at!
I like these decorative frames outside the shop
Well it's back to the cottage for lunch before a trip to Holt this afternoon (next post)
It looks like a great walk about town. Love the thatched roof on the water pump.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy these tours around the pretty villages of England. The frames with the plants outside the shop are very attractive.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, Barbara -- what a cute town! I love English shop buildings and pubs; they have so much charm. I hope you enjoy your stay there. :)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Denise
Dear Barbara, After seeing all your fabulous posts,
ReplyDeleteI am convinced the week in London was missing the real England.
If I could do it again I would go to some of the beautiful villages
You have shared with us.
You are a treasure to England.
yvonne
Love, Love, Love this post. What a cool little town!!
ReplyDeleteWere you perhaps looking as high as the potted flowers on the roof above the window? That's what took my eye!
ReplyDeleteJust a darling village. I too think that you were looking up at the flowers, it looks like a trailing geranium hanging over or was it possibly one of your favorites...a rose.
ReplyDeleteI love the brightly painted shop called Lavender Blue...probably a little florist shop or tea place. It is fun to wonder what is inside these little shops.
Thank you for a great visit to a really cute place.
Audrey.