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England Travels Stories and Pictures of England
Holidays and loads of photos go hand in hand. So do holidays and wonderful memories. And travel stories are some of the most interesting stories of all ... Here is where they all come together: on a page of travel stories and pictures of England. Over the years we've visited many parts of England and we've seen many sights that have surprised us. We've also collected many lasting memories, things that make you go "...do you remember?" before you go and dig out the photos once again. Quite a few of these I've shared on this website, in the hope that they might help others turn their England holiday into the trip of a lifetime. I find England wonderfully 'picturesque' and am always curious to learn what other people find worth taking photos of (and why!). I also love to hear their stories of discovery: people they've met, sights they've seen, locations they've explored. My albums contain many pictures of England: collections of sunsets, misty mornings, beaches, empty hillsides, ruined castles, tranquil riversides and even snow! My diaries speak of unusual people, tiny pubs, shepherd's and bakers, lucky finds and lucky escapes, sad stories and funny ones ... What about yours?
Share Your Favourite England Travel Stories and Pictures of England
We all bring back memories, pictures and travel stories from our holidays.
Special people, special places, special memories ... sunsets, dinners, hikes ... people, pubs and fairy tales ... some good, some wonderful, some really special.
What's your favourite one?
Enjoy These Magical Memories and Pictures of England
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The Perfect Sunset
Our visits to North Norfolk usually bring a good haul of images, but - in my (photo) book - this last evening walk before coming back takes the honours.
Mysterious Cornwall
Cornwall is a county with an ancient soul. But you can overlook that in the bright sun and bustle of a summer holiday. If you visit in late autumn or winter, however ...
England's Most Photographed Ruin
There's nowhere like Northumberland for clear air and blue skies. But this one looks as if it's been stolen from a holiday in Spain. Would you believe that it was September? And as for the castle ... well, you can't get more picturesque than Dunstanburgh.
When I need an escape route ...
... then this is the image I look at or call to mind. The photo may be pasted to the wall by my desk, but that dirt road leaves my office far behind, stretching away into hills that know nothing about frustration and stress. And they're just there, waiting ...
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