This blog is to showcase some of the photo's I've taken, the pictures can be from my archive of many years or taken recently. They are from where I live and the various places I have been. I hope Enjoy my work and come back to visit again
I was asked to take a few photos of Cholsey for the new Village Hall though the village is in the Thames Valley it is not easy to get one looking down on it. This is about the only place you can along the road to Reading.
It's called the Springs and is attached to the Springs Hotel whichwas once the residence of Ian Gillan of Deep Purple fame. It has a gutar shaped swimming pool and my wife and I spent the first night of our honeymoon at the hotel.
Is it green there year round? I read once upon a time before the Spanish padres threw out their grass seeds, our California hills were green throughout the year. I wonder if it's possible to reclaim the green hills with native grasses.
22 comments:
Nice one Bill
Cheers I should have got up early for this as it's a bit hazy
Really nice photo...great landscape !!
Greetings
Could be better I think
Great shot!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
So pretty and green!
Nice shot. If you want clear air, go out directly after rain.
Thank you
Thanks I'll remember that.
It is certanly green at the moment not sure about pretty
Beautiful shot of the countryside. Have a wonderful Tuesday!
Lovely.
That golf course looks like it may be challenging?
Must admit it looks good from where I took the photo.
It's called the Springs and is attached to the Springs Hotel whichwas once the residence of Ian Gillan of Deep Purple fame. It has a gutar shaped swimming pool and my wife and I spent the first night of our honeymoon at the hotel.
A great view,- nice to see!
Thank you for the nice comment
Is it green there year round? I read once upon a time before the Spanish padres threw out their grass seeds, our California hills were green throughout the year. I wonder if it's possible to reclaim the green hills with native grasses.
Wonderful photo for "a piece of heaven" !Thank you for sharing and have a nice weekend!
No when the leaves come off the trees and the plough the fields it looks sort of bare.
Thank you
There really is nowhere quite like England. Thanks :)
I'll grant you that. It was always good to fly back home and see the green fields.
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