Excuse me, Mr Rolan Darcy, I’m ready to be picked up now. 😌
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Excuse me, Mr Rolan Darcy, I’m ready to be picked up now. 😌
Photographer - shy-girl04 : Statue, Buscot Park, 2012
Buscot Park.
Faringdon, Oxfordshire
The fateful slumber floats and flows About the tangle of the rose; But lo! the fated hand and heart To rend the slumberous curse apart! The threat of war, the hope of peace, The Kingdoms peril and increase Sleep on, and bide the latter day When Fate shall take her chain away. The maiden pleasance of the land Knoweth no stir of voice or hand, No cup the sleeping waters fill, The restless shuttle lieth still. Here lies the hoarded love, the key To all the treasure that shall be; Come fated hand the gift to take And smite this sleeping world awake.
- ‘The Briar Rose series’ by Sir Edward Burne-Jones, completed 1885-1890, located at Buscot Park, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom. + a poetry inscription by William Morris.
Photographer - shy-girl04 : Stone urn, Buscot Park, England, 2012
Buscot Park 1 , oil on MDF, 40 x 60, 2026
Eric Ravilious 'Buscot Park'
Eric Ravilious spent a couple of nights in Buscot Park (Oxfordshire UK) in the summer of '38. He described it as the grandest house house he'd ever been in.
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Buscot Park, Oxfordshire