far from the madding crowd

This is the thatched cottage, deep in the woods at Higher Bockhampton, where Thomas Hardy was born.

Hardy finished writing Far from the Madding Crowd sitting at the upstairs window top right.

Deliberate photobombing!

[Sam]

Beautiful! Both the cottage and Ray ;)

[Babs]

What a beautiful cottage.

[Joyce]

Great capture of both the cottage and the photobombed

[Margo]

Beautiful cottage

[gloria jones]

Great shot, textures

[Richard Hickey]

Wonderful portrait.

[Jules Sparrow]

WOW interesting as we were going to see the film at the cinema.....lovely shot of this beautiful cottage!!

[Christine Webb]

Beautiful

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful shot of Ray and the house.

[The Intermittent Photographer aka Blue Rose]

What a beautiful place.

[Raymond Milsted]

nice shot

[Penelope Ann]

Great title

[Phil Howcroft]

i was looking for a photobomber in the top window hazel !!!

[wendy frost]

Lovely cottage and capture, including the photo bomber.

[Tonya Browning]

Lovely pov!

[Susan C Clow]

Beautiful house and great shot and great information. FAV

[Hazel]

@phil_howcroft

Ah yes, my brain must be on holiday as I can see that you would be looking there!!!

[Kim]

Beautiful cottage, and great of Ray!

[Nicole]

such a pretty cottage and great photobombing ;)

[Paula W]

What a quaint old place. When we were in the US last November we visited Louisa May Alcott's house and saw where she wrote her novels. I felt it gave a real insight into her as a person.