#thatchedcottages

[travelh0]

❤️ Double tap if you love this Faroe Islands so #green 💚 just like my #mothercountry #ireland🍀 #thatchedcottages and all To travel with us please follow: @travelho_ Tag: #travelho (at Faroe Islands)

[ajscottphoto]

The iconic Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, not a planned visit but a place I've wanted to see for a while. See the full image at ajscottphoto.uk! #GoldHill #HovisHill #Cobblestone #Street #ThatchedCottages #Canon #Canon600D #Sigma #Adobe #Photoshop #Handheld (at Hovis Hill)

[equix76]

#thatchedcottages#adare#1820#shannonregion (at Adare)

[myjumbles]

Furzey Gardens are magical gardens set in 10 acres of beautiful woodland in the heart of the New Forest. it is a social enterprise offering opportunities for people with Learning disabilities. I took this video on my first visit (with my daughter and two month old grandson.) It was a perfect afternoon out even though the weather was grey and changeable. We wandered through the woodland paths ( there is a good buggy route) and then enjoyed a drink and snack sat in the beautiful gardens. It's a magical place for children with lots of hidden bridges, tunnnels and rustic playhouses. We loved the tiny hidden fairy and insect doors and the witch! It's also a perfect afternoon out for garden lovers or those just wanting to relax and enjoy a good homemade afternoon tea. The 16th Century Cottage with its vegetable garden and bread oven is enchanting and, for those interested in thatching there's lots of information and materials. @furzey_gardens #furzeygardens #buggywalks #thatched #naturewalk #naturalgardens #countrygardens #thatchedcottages #thenewforest #daysout #kidswillloveit

[judyr-wandering]

One of many shops in #thatchedcottages in #adare #countylimerick #ireland 2010 #canon5d

[tunnelbreeze-co-uk]

Green End, Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire in the 1920s.  Although picturesque, the cottages were of a very poor standard of housing and have long since been demolished.

Gamlingay is a large village in the south of Cambridgeshire. It has a long history probably as far back as the Stone Age. There are a large number of listed buildings and historically, much of the village was owned by Oxford and Cambridge colleges.  The village suffered from a great fire in 1600 when 64 houses were destroyed. Being on a main coaching route,out of London, the village once had  54 pubs to serve the passing trade.