Following the Tudor Path

The nice tudor-esque pottery lady who showed the children how to make clay oak leaves for their 'green man' told us to 'follow the path' - I took one look at it through the cool leaves and felt very happy to do so... we weren't sure if the little brick-hut was a kiln or a beehive (the kids thought hive as they saw something buzzing). I just loved its age and hand-made-feel.

I have been lost in so many of your photos tonight and nearly forgot to upload! Wonderful evening. Still more to get to tomorrow. I must have been truly wicked in a previous life to get no peace now but I'm grateful for the time I spend looking at your shots, and reading any kind comments you leave for me. Thank you so much for stopping by :)
Have a wonderful Wednesday!

[Henri Russell]

Very inviting pathway.

[aurorajane]

Oh - I would love to walk that pathway, it does look very inviting :)

[👑 AnaZad]

Wonderful brick-hut. I'm sure it was a fun path to discover.

[Hazel A]

Looks like a brick igloo! Lovely day for an outing with the children

[Stephen]

Lovely piece of mystery amongst that green.

[Rob]

An interesting place! Nicely captured!

[Tony]

Lovely atmospheric capture of the kiln in amongst all that green.

[Bev]

Great shot, Phil! :) Love the architecture of the little building. I'm sure it's a kiln and not a beehive! I love the surroundings of where it sits. Your country has so much history to it! Job well done! :)

[Kitti Nelson]

The way that path beckons and the softness of the foliage punctuated by the solid lines of that kiln and the textures of the structure - so appealing.

[Shirley Banford]

It sure is interesting! I have no idea what it's for though.

[Lisa Pouncy]

What a spectacular little building. Nice find xx

[Diana]

So much green...sounds like you had a grand time out with the kids!

[Helge Erik Storheim]

A petrified igloo I think ;-) Looks like an exciting place to explore.

[Netkonnexion]

Wonderful capture. It has a great shape.