Thornham and the Walled Garden - 20th November 2005
It's a nice day - too nice to waste moping around the house doing sod-all - so Nosher and The Boy Phil wander off for a cycle ride over to Thornham and the Thornham Estate's walled garden, before a stop at the Four Horseshoes (of the apocalypse) for a few beers and a chance to rant about the world.
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Autumn lane (hedgerow replanted under some farm replanting scheme) - Thrandeston, Suffolk |
Sunlight beams through a light mist, Thrandeston |
Lane between Mellis and Thornham Parva |
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Dead-leaf tree |
Thornham Parva thatched church |
Thornham graveyard |
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Church door, Thornham Parva |
Mediaeval wall paintings inside Thornham church |
Thornham Parva church's Nave, altar and rood-screen |
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Church nave |
The Boy Phil reads village notices |
A mysterious abandonned baseball cap |
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Village sign |
Glasshouse within the walled garden |
Phil examines a grassy plant |
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Strange dried-out seed heads |
A lone green leaf |
A tree slowly loses its leaves |
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Green plant with frosty dew |
Glasshouses |
Doorway to the walled garden |
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Acorns in a bowl |
Pieces of bark in a dish |
Phil contemplates the autumn scene |
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Sunlight in a tree |
Memorial plaque in a part of the grounds containing a horse and pet cemetary |
Phil walks back to the bikes behind the re-built mini chapel |
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A rock with eyes on a plinth |
Sunset |
Sunset through trees and over a pond |
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More autumn leaves |
Inside the Thornham Four Horseshoes |
Thornham Horseshoes lounge bar |
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