.......who is situated next to the West Gate and the Westgate Hall. The West Gate was built after the French raid of 1338 and was an important entrance to the medieval town.
Heny V and his army departed through this gate on their way to victory at Agincourt. (Vive la Fleur!)
Such a colourful and prettily decorated rhino, Hazel, nice info. too, thank you. Thank you for your nice comments re Tina;s dad, just catching up, yesterday was quite a day, but he's happy, and so are we!
Great collage of the Rino and that wonderful West gate bulding
Thanks Hazel for the fav`s and mention the PP. What a week.
I took the pic of the lily in our living room. My wife have cut it of as there was a thunderstorm and put it in a vase, The light was a in between two showers.
Love the colours, it reminds me of the poem I learnt when I was young,
I've never seen a purple cow,
I never wish to see one,
Anyway I'll tell you now,
I'd rather see than be one!
I know it isn't a cow but the sentiment is the same lol!:)
That was something I loved about this exhibition of rhino sculptures - the backgrounds were so interesting.
We are 3 miles from Eastleigh and equidistant from Winchester and Southampton.
Thanks Hazel for the fav`s and mention the PP. What a week.
I took the pic of the lily in our living room. My wife have cut it of as there was a thunderstorm and put it in a vase, The light was a in between two showers.
So you must give Ina some credit for getting the lily on PP. it was so lovely.
Yes, it's my favourite too - of all of them!
It is, indeed! Do you live near too?
I'm not sure which would be worse, Arthur! Pink rhinos or pink elephants!! Hope you are keeping fine!
Had no idea! We are quite newcomers then - from Suffolk and been here for 39 years now!
I've never seen a purple cow,
I never wish to see one,
Anyway I'll tell you now,
I'd rather see than be one!
I know it isn't a cow but the sentiment is the same lol!:)
Thanks for the llittle ditty - I had not heard it before. Yes, I'd rather see than be one (rhino) too!