Yes to England and yes to the writer.
Could it be that the place is somewhere on this map?
Well, this'll keep me busy. (I wasn't an english major).
Walter, you clever German. <smile>. Osso may be surprised to find out that this person worked for a famous architect. :wink:
That's ringing a slight bell...
and, this person designed the house that you see.
Is this house built in the 19th Century (whoever it designed it, it's quite charming).
osso, take a look at Walter's hint. Yes, mid 19th century. This person was the master of understatement.
Too bad, I was just about to check if it might be Dickens' house in London..
(I don't know enough to have the map help me yet, Letty. Although I suppose I could do it with search-for-the-winery way. I've been looking up authors, have looked at about 40 so far..
And I'd though that map was even more than just a hint
Look again ON the map :wink:
Always follow a German's advice. :wink:
Hah, I finally looked at the label. Must be Thomas Hardy's house!
Good grief.
We even have done that thirty pages before:
Thomas Hardy
Right, osso. Sorry, Francis. That was inspired by Walter. :wink:
But I was probably not around thirty pages before. I appear and disappear...
I do constantly have a sense of deja vu re what photos I've posted or just ones I've thought about posting. I can easily have done some twice.
Or, I might have seen the Hardy house and forgotten... eek.
Well, I found a not very hard one, shall I post it?
