Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful,
we must carry it with us, or we find it not.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Tags: Cherie's Place Thought, Flickr, Ightham Mote, Weekend away
Sit A While With Me
Media Myths - Index
My 100 Photos 2010
My Flodden Posts
Campaigns I Support
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- Andrew Allison
- An Ely Voice
- Angus Dei
- Bearwatch
- Bighound
- Blaney's Blarney
- Blunt & Disorderly
- Cassandra
- Cherie's Place
- Daily Referendum
- Finding Life Hard
- Flip Chart Fairy Tales
- Gallimaufry & Chips
- Letters From A Tory
- Looking for a Voice
- Miserable Old Fart
- News Junction
- Nourishing Obscurity
- Panem Et Circenses
- Redefining Oblivion
- Sicily Scene
- The Poor Mouth
- The Far Queue
- Toryteenager
- Two wolves
- Valleys Mam
Prolific Words
Emerson is right. How would you recognize beauty unless you have tasted it? Great sceneries: blooming flowers and snowy trees…
I love all of those
Too true. Beauty is far more than beauty too.
It is James
I’ve gone all nostalgic again!
It is a wonderful place Welshcakes