England - Windows

For a while back in April, or was it May? I was participating in a delightful weekly meme, Window Views, hosted by Mary the Teach. Keeping to a schedule, however, is not my strong point. I've noticed this inconsistency has cropped up since I retired. Perhaps this is because my 34+ years of working life centered around schedules and, having left that life behind, I am now in full rebellion against the tyranny of them! And, I might add, very grateful for the opportunity to indulge in this luxury of schedule avoidance.

Today, however, I'm inspired to jump back into Window Views, at least temporarily. The trip to England provided lots of opportunities for photos of windows. Here, for example, is a view from inside Sam Weller's Public House in Bath, England.

CT and I had spent the morning traipsing about Bath, finding ourselves up the hill at The Royal Crescent, and then The Circus, followed by a visit to the Museum of Costume (aka Fashion Museum) located at the Assembly Rooms (yes, those very Assembly Rooms, you Jane Austen fans!) So, by the time we had navigated ourselves back down the hill, our stomachs were demanding immediate nourishment and thirst slaking. We found this inviting looking pub and ducked inside. The owners were very cheerful and welcoming. CT munched on the jacket potato with baked beans (a new combination of foods for us!) while I enjoyed my chicken & bacon salad. Excellent!


For more window views, visit the blog HERE.

And then we shall see if I can continue this for several more weeks while sharing many more English windows with you!