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Chpt 6: St. Pancras Renaissance (formerly, Midland Grand) Hotel, 1868–1874; London, England; Sir George Gilbert Scott. Gothic Revival period
The Cotswolds area is one of England's favourite destinations; famous for hundreds of honey-colour limestone villages in a beautiful rural setting. For lovers of the retro and vintage, the Cotswolds is a delight - full of experiences, inspiration and shops that you just can't find anywhere else. Photo: google.search.com

The Cotswolds ~~~ On a dreamy Sept Morn our tour bus enroute to Bleinheim Palace stopped here!

Horton Tower (Sturts Folly) Horton, Dorset. This 140 foot, 6 story tower was created by Humphrey Sturt in 1750.It is said he created this when he got old and could no longer follow the hunt, so that he could watch them. Some accounts say it was deer hunting that he watched. Taylor's 1765 map of Dorset describes it as an 'Observatory'

Horton Tower (Sturts Folly) Horton, Dorset. This 140 foot, 6 story tower was created by Humphrey Sturt in 1750.It is said he created this when he got old and could no longer follow the hunt, so that he could watch them. Some accounts say it was deer hunting that he watched. Taylor's 1765 map of Dorset describes it as an 'Observatory'

The Orangery at Frampton Court in the village of Frampton, Gloucestershire, UK

The Orangery - Frampton Court Estate, Gloucestershire, England - Capped by a parapet edged with pinnacles and battlements. Described as one of the most unusual examples of 'Strawberry Hill' gothic architecture in the country.

North Yorkshire, England. It's pictures like this that make me want to move there.

North Yorkshire, England. It's pictures like this that make me want to move there.

Classic autumnal beauty, Stourhead, Wiltshire, UK

Classic autumnal beauty at Stourhead, a fantastic gardens and historic house Wiltshire, UK

ukimages: Stourhead, England by Mexicanwave enchantedengland: Stourhead is a village in Wiltshire, oddly enough on the river Stour. I am REA...
The Historic Pubs of London, Part 2: The Albert is a large Victorian pub built in 1864. The pub has survived virtually in its original form with large etched glass windows, an ornate ceiling and among its other features the Prime Ministers Gallery, Queen Victoria's napkin and the Parliamentary Division Bell.

The Albert, Victoria Street, London, England. If I ever come back in London I will definitely visit Victoria Street.

Corfe Castle in Dorset ticks all the boxes for the perfect English village. The splendid ruin of Corfe Castle looks down on the village from a hill; the castle was partly destroyed during the English Civil War. The village railway station is a perfect re-creation of a 1950s station & to add to the vintage feel you can catch the local steam train service to Swanage & back. Within the village you'll find a model village (depicting Corfe Castle in 1646) & there's even an Enid Blyton shop.
nice love this out door scene. Vintage and comfy at the same time....

love this out door scene. Vintage and comfy at the same time

Design your own photo charms compatible with your pandora bracelets. Insanely gorgeous backyard with floral arbour.

York, England | 17 Actual Towns That Look Just Like Hogsmeade Don't know about Hogsmeade, but someplace I want to visit when we go.

York, England

York, England, a wonderful medieval walled town ♥. This was my second favorite place I went too in the UK. It is actually a really funky, hip town.

Waddesdon Manor, country house in the village of Waddesdon, in Buckinghamshire, England. This astonishing Renaissance-style château was designed by French architect Destailleur in 1874 for Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild. (by Andy Latt)

Fantastic Fantasy Houses. http://www.okclips.com/pictures/Fantastic-And-Wonderful-Fantasy-Houses-26706/#
swanage high street

swanage high street

The sunlit ruins of Corfe Castle in Dorset tower above the railway station at Corfe Castle on the preserved Swanage Railway.

Sunlit Ruins

The sunlit ruins of Corfe Castle in Dorset tower above the railway station at Corfe Castle on the preserved Swanage Railway.

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