After I had been shopping today I thought I must really get some decent photos so had a bit of a detour up to our old stamping ground.
I lived in this village for thirty six years & Harry all his life.
After we married I came to live there, I couldn’t drive in those days so I was quite cut off. Not what I was used to at all but I eventually learnt to drive a car & liked it much better.
You can see Beacon Fell in the distance & the village school was at the foot so every school day for years I drove through Inglewhite to drop the kids off.
Our son in law also lived in this village from the age of six & indeed his mum still does so.
It was a massive decision to move eight miles away to where we live & farmed now.
Three good things:
1. Thank goodness it was a good decision & we all liked it!
2. We go up there quite often so keep on touch.
3. Drain unblocker.
@lyndamcg No I didn’t Lynda, the Green Man was a nuisance today as the shadow spoilt the photos, you will probably see that on another photo, I picked this specially as it was the only one without its shadow across the bottom. Last time we went there they were so slow serving we’ve never been back. I think it was Paul that used to make the pies but he’s moved on about two years ago.
Looks lovely. Remembering a lovely walk from Latus Hall Farm to The Green Man and then back afterwards on a summer evening with four children....Hee hee! Special days. We were at the Green Man several times later too.
@sarah19 I remember that too Sallie, it was a nice place to visit in those days, had t seemed to have done too well in recent years, lots of different tenants though the latest ones have been there a while doing their best.
The cloud formations are what caught my eye Pat but then my eye travelled down into the village scene and then through into the background to take in the Fell. A lovely journey.
It looks like a lovely place to live, but clearly you don't regret the move. I've made my home in many places, and always felt that home was where John and the kids were. And now that I'm 'home' I still feel that way.
February 7th, 2019
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