Home - where is it for you?
I have had many discussions with people over what "home" is and where it is.
At Christmas I was lucky enough to actually get "home" and this photo shows where my heart really belongs. The Wye Valley at Llandogo. Anyone else care to share a photo of where their heart goes? https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...11172aa548.jpg |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
Originally Posted by petitefrancaise
(Post 13085867)
I have had many discussions with people over what "home" is and where it is.
At Christmas I was lucky enough to actually get "home" and this photo shows where my heart really belongs. The Wye Valley at Llandogo. Anyone else care to share a photo of where their heart goes? For me, it's the Big Smoke and Old Father Thames. https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...9f5b4bdb29.jpg This is from my last trip there, in August. |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
For my first twenty years I lived in Buckinghamshire a stone's throw from where these pictures were taken, in the house where I was born on the last Friday of August after the local midwife broke the waters to "get things going" I don't think she wanted to be kept hanging around all bank holiday weekend! Living on the edge of a college town in rural central Pennsylvania feeds the part of my soul that needs fields, hills and trees.
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...3148594c95.jpg Looks the same from the front - but I know it is very different inside these days. https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...bd52522e2b.jpg The church where I was baptised, confirmed and married (first time around). https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...b8d2826a26.jpg Village pond - used to catch the school bus by here, and in cold winters there could be enough ice to "skate" on. https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...28d4a93ad6.jpg Village hall designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis. |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
Originally Posted by lizzyq
(Post 13085902)
For my first twenty years I lived in Buckinghamshire a stone's throw from where these pictures were taken, in the house where I was born on the last Friday of August after the local midwife broke the waters to "get things going" I don't think she wanted to be kept hanging around all bank holiday weekend! Living on the edge of a college town in rural central Pennsylvania feeds the part of my soul that needs fields, hills and trees.
Looks the same from the front - but I know it is very different inside these days. The church where I was baptised, confirmed and married (first time around). Village pond - used to catch the school bus by here, and in cold winters there could be enough ice to "skate" on. Village hall designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis. |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
(Post 13085907)
Village hall looks busy. The WI?
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Re: Home - where is it for you?
Taunton, Somerset and the County Cricket Ground. Just over the river from where I grew up.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...91c3af7a90.jpg https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...eab875f679.jpg https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...d7ff0134e4.jpg |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
Great idea for a thread PF. :thumbsup:
Originally from Sheffield but I lived in Cheshire for many years. If we moved back home, Cheshire is where I want to be. Sorry for some reason it will not allow me to upload pics. |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
Haworth Moor, where my ashes will repose one day . . .
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...8617853ea6.jpg |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
It's Carrick. Always has been, and always will. I don't care if I'm supposed to be 'happy' here, or that 99% of everyone I love in the world lives here is isn't Carrick and it never will be either.
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Re: Home - where is it for you?
Originally Posted by Nutmegger
(Post 13085935)
Haworth Moor, where my ashes will repose one day . . .
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Re: Home - where is it for you?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 13086002)
It's Carrick. Always has been, and always will. I don't care if I'm supposed to be 'happy' here, or that 99% of everyone I love in the world lives here is isn't Carrick and it never will be either.
Lovely with those hills behind the castle. Cup of tea? |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
(Post 13086025)
Lovely with those hills behind the castle.
Cup of tea? Cup of tea would be lovely. Actually I'd just had one when posting that. |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 13086042)
Those hills are technically part of Belfast, the camera zoom makes them look closer (they're still only 12 miles away :lol:)
Cup of tea would be lovely. Actually I'd just had one when posting that. This is making me homesick, and I've never even been there. :lol: |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
Originally Posted by petitefrancaise
(Post 13085867)
I have had many discussions with people over what "home" is and where it is.
At Christmas I was lucky enough to actually get "home" and this photo shows where my heart really belongs. The Wye Valley at Llandogo. Anyone else care to share a photo of where their heart goes? https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...11172aa548.jpg My former home is about 10 miles from Llandogo. Not in Monmouthshire though, across the Chepstow bridge and into Gloucestershire. I lived very close to the river Wye, but on the English side. Of interest, Stephen Hawkings parents retired to Llandogo. A popular retirement village, probably a bit pricy now. |
Re: Home - where is it for you?
Anywhere that isn't Florida, preferably viewed from the bottom of a bottle of Caol Isla.
It's been a while but I actually feel most at home in a tent in the mountains, preferably sub zero (Celsius if you please) with a moderate gale howling outside. |
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