Squirrels, sheep, green parks, fields, tea,cute cottages, state homes, changeable weather, beautiful countryside towns, London, pubs, salt&vinegar crisps, cider, toffee, great shopping, friends, love, sadness, change…..
These are some of my English bitter-sweet memories. I’ll probably blog about all the different towns that I’ve visited in England but for the time being here are some of my photos:
England is in my heart.
So have you visited England?
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[…] A long time ago I lived in England. […]
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I had no idea Cambridge, or all of England was so charming! I’ve never been but would like to one day.
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🙂 yes, England is very charming:)
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[…] can’t believe that it’s been almost 10 years since I lived in England. Time flies! When I lived & worked in Suffolk I took several day trips by train, alone or with […]
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[…] sure that not many people have heard of Bury St Edmunds, a charming market town in Suffolk, England. It’s not well-known as nearby Newmarket of which you’ve probably heard of if […]
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[…] I’d write everything down in my travel diary. I fulfilled two notebooks before I moved to England in 2008. Then I bought a thick journal in Fortnum & Mason for just 10£ which has lasted me […]
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[…] unusual foods. I became a big fan of afternoon tea tradition and English breakfast while I was in England. I also tried curry for the first time and many other traditional English dishes such as Yorkshire […]
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[…] years and I was about to finish the university when I got into an internship programme to work in England. I’ve always been mad about London but I got a job in a charming region of Suffolk. The […]
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[…] have experienced slightly different Easter celebrations.I still fondly remember Easter I spent in England in April 2010. I had Easter lunch in one of the most picturesque English village-Lavenham. […]
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Gorgeous photos! You’ve made me pine for home 🙂
Polly xx
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thanks:)
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I remember you said you’d been to Bury St Edmunds before. It’s so strange – looking through these photos is like looking through my childhood! I went to school in Framlingham, and used to visit Ipswich, Norwich and Bury all the time! I still go back whenever I can when I’m home visiting my parents. I’m glad you have such great memories of your time in England – hopefully you’ll be able to come back and visit someday 🙂
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Cool! Well, I haven’t been to Bury since 2010 (I lived nearby for a short while back in 2008/2009). I’m going to London this year and have been thinking about going back to Bury for a day:)
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Lovely, makes me homesick for England. So much to see and do!
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:)thanks
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Squirrels squirrels squirrels! I love taking a day out to photograph those furry little critters. Love your castle and abbey pics too x
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thanks:)
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Fab photos Tanja and totally second the comment above about you getting up North – the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District are beautiful! 🙂
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🙂 thanks!
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you really have been all over, I’m actually quite embarrassed about how few of these places I knew! Good travel ideas for me! Thankyou
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🙂 you’re welcome!
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Wow, great photos, you have really travelled around! Love all the different castles and stately homes.
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thanks:)
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Great photos, Tanja. See you’ve spent quite a bit of time in Suffolk. It’s so gorgeous there – we’re off there for Easter and I can’t wait!
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Yes, that’s where I lived for a short while:)
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There is so much to explore in England I really want to go back and get out and explore the countryside!
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Me too! I’d like to go back and visit so many more places!:)
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I love England so much! Bath is one of my favorite cities in the world. 🙂
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excellent!
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I loved England when we visited in late 2014 (I have to get used to not saying, “last year”) and I can’t wait to go back. I definitely want to visit the Lakes region, Yorkshire, and Cornwall.
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great!
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Great picks, many of which I haven’t been to. I guess when you are from somewhere, you don’t end up visiting a lot of it!
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Yes!:)
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Lovely photos! I’ve been wanting to go to England. I think I should go and book a flight now. 😉 Thanks for sharing!
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🙂 Yes, you should:)
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all of my favorite little places! Makes me homesick for Ely! I love the pic of Orford in the snow.
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Hi!Thanx!;)
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Beautiful photos! I’ve been to ely cambridge and london but would love to see oxford 🙂
I think my favourite place in england so far has been the peak district in derbyshire. It’s so beautiful. So much to see in this wonderful country.
Look forward to your england blogs 🙂
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Thanks 🙂 I haven’t ventured that far up north but I’d love to see the peak district and the lake district!
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