- an English home-gray twilight pour’d
- On dewey pastures, dewey trees,
- Softer than sleep-all things in order stored,
- A haunt of ancient Peace.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
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Softer than sleep…that would be quite the place, Cherie!
It sounds lovely doesn’t it?
It looks like a very masculine building. It has no soft curves.
I find a lot of stately homes are very angular like this.
Beautifull …
Thank you