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Stand in the churchyard in Rye
and look from left to right,
this is what you will see.
It doesn't matter
which way you turn
it is heart-breakingly lovely.
MrM took me to Rye for a treat.
The sun shone all day
and we were happy.
and look from left to right,
this is what you will see.
It doesn't matter
which way you turn
it is heart-breakingly lovely.
MrM took me to Rye for a treat.
The sun shone all day
and we were happy.
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MrM is my hero.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful sight! xx
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite places. Whenever I've been it's always been absolutely empty of people and very quiet.
ReplyDeleteI have a set of very similar photos. It's so beautiful there isn't it. Thank you for reminding me.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely. Now I must google Rye.....
ReplyDeleteMrM had difficulty booking the weather but got there in the end. He is v sorry for any harsh words he may have uttered on MrsM's mapreading skills as it is now clear that Rye is not an easy place to negotiate with modern transport.
ReplyDeleteWhat Rachel said...
ReplyDeleteHow Lovely! Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful little space!
ReplyDeleteoh...my heart yearns to visit Rye again...
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness what a delightful treat, the sun shines on the righteous MrM!
ReplyDeleteI have a question -- is Rye where Lucia lived? Or Henry James? I have some kind of a feeling about Rye. It does look delightful.
ReplyDeleteGoogle indicates I may be right about both those people! Now i wonder where it is -- I'll go look.
ReplyDeleteI once stayed in that pink house by the church when it was a b&b. It was very noisy as the clock chimed every 15 minutes.
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