Clock

Some people think that these blue clocks that seem to be present in so many churches and government buildings are monstrosities and do nothing to enhance the architecture of the place.
I happen to like them. I think they add a bit of colour and fun to an otherwise too serious building.
What do you think?

Goodnestone Park

Yesterday a friend of mine treated me to a lovely meal in my favourite restaurant. After my lunch I went round Goodnestone Park and took a couple of photos.

Stone Work

I found this engraved in a grave stone in the graveyard in Holy Cross, Goodnestone.

Holy Cross in Goodnestone

This is the entrance to Holy Cross Church in Goodnestone.

A very pretty church with a wonderful restaurant next door.

Hassock series: Donkey

If you have been following my blog you will know that I love hassocks. This is from the church in Goodnestone.

Windows Series - Fitzwalters Arms

This is a window in my favourite, favourite, favourite restaurant in the whole entire world.
It is called The Fitwalters Arms and it is in Goodnestone. They have been recommended by Michellin as a good place to eat and their food is simply divine.

Hay

These are the last bales of hay for this year I guess...

I found these ones near Goodnestone not long ago...

Hassock series: Strawberries

I found this one at The Holy Cross Church in Goodnestone.
It has lost a bit of its shape but the quality of the embroidery was first class...

We Won't Forget You - Private John Thomas Kemp

KEMP J.T
Private 33776 John Thomas KEMP.

8th Battalion, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment.

Died 2nd August 1917.

Born Goodnestone.

Enlisted Sandwich.

Resided Eythorne, Kent.

Buried locally in the Goodnestone (Holy Cross) Churchyard, Kent.