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Saturday Snapshot-Flowering UK

Hello everyone! It's Saturday- and by now, you should all know what that means! It's time for another Saturday Snapshot post! Melinda hosts this meme every week, and thanks to her, today I'll be sharing some more pictures of my family trip to UK in 2009.

Enjoy these pictures of flora in UK:
This is definitely my favourite picture!



Isn't this the most quaint cottage you've ever seen?




These little details on the streets add so much to a city!

Enjoy your weekend, and let me know in the comments whether you've visited UK and which picture is your favourite from the four above!

Comments

  1. Gloomy and still cold here in May, very unusual!

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    1. It's burning here in India! I can barely handle this heat!

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  2. Such gorgeous pictures, where were they taken in the UK?

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    1. Unfortunately, this trip is from 8 years ago, so I don't remember! Sorry!

      Thanks for stopping by, Jess.

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  3. Lovely photos of flowers! The first picture is my favorite, too, but I enjoyed them all. Love that ornate thatched roof.

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    1. Who ever knew that thatched roofs could be decorative?

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  4. Great pics, that first one is pretty awesome.

    I LOVE that cottage!

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  5. I'm trying to work out where you were in the UK. Bath?? Just a guess.

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  6. Lovely photos - where were you in the UK? I'm curious what the building is in your first photo - it's pretty amazing! I have been to London several time but haven't seen much else in the UK - just Salisbury and Stonehenge - and those when I was 16! I would love to go for a longer visit and get to see more of the country.

    Sue

    Book By Book

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  7. That tree at the bottom is beautiful! I love all of your photos. I wish some day I could get to Europe. It is my next out of the country goal, although I want to go to Ireland for sure. :-)

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