towards Wambrook, Somerset by alanwilliams
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Wambrook, nestles in its own valley, surrounded by the Blackdown hills. A lovely hamlet, you could be forgiven for thinking it totally isolated, but in fact its only a couple of miles from the A30, though you would never Know. Ive always thought i would like to pick up our house and place it there.
Comments (19)
Idyllic! I live in town in a 'sought after' area, but I too should like to move my house two roads away, from the busy route I'm on.
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
Gods own little place out there Alan. Nice shot.
So lovely...I'd love to live there!
Stunning pic
wonderful photo!
The road home. It looks like a lovely trip.
Such a lovely valley, and I love the light on your capture very much too. It looks a bit like our area here, Alan.
Nearly a XIXth painting ;)
Lovely spot
Wonderful image, a lovely hamlet indeed :)
WONDERFUL CREATION
Fantastic image. I like very much the colors
This would be a most beautiful place to put a home. :))))))) Love everything about this most gorgeous image. :)))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) Carry A Warm Smile In Your Heart :))))))
I love these hidden pockets of paradise one finds here and there. This appears to be one, tucked away, hidden from all but you!
Great view but that hill looks a bit tricky when it's snowy.
Looks like a charming area Alan. Your photo does give a feeling of being well out in the country. Love the hilliness.
I'm looking at that hill in the background and thinking it's sled riding time.
Superb! Reminds me exactly why I live in Arizona now instead of Ohio or Colorado.