A trip report in pictures of our stay in England outside London early in July:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mksfca/...th/9440040519/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mksfca/...th/9444114135/

Lovely pictures! Thanks for sharing them. I hope you'll give us a written trip report as well.

Lee Ann

How beautiful! Thank you. I too am awaiting the trip report.

Wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing.

Some very nice pics

Stunning photo's - well done! Thanks for bringing back some wonderful memories.

Thanks for sharing!

Can you remember where were the black polycerate sheep (I think it's a Hebridean, but do you know?) and the wallpaintings pictures taken?

<i>Can you remember where were the black polycerate sheep (I think it's a Hebridean, but do you know?) and the wallpaintings pictures taken?</i>

Each photo has an identification, and if possible was geo-tagged. If you are speaking of the lambs, I can only say that it was taken while driving around Scotland. But I do not understand the reference to wallpainting pictures.

Lovely pictures - make me want to go back to Lyme Regis and Wells especially

I'd not been able to find the captions.

The wallpaintings in your pictures are the paintings on the wall of the church (just after the Oxford sequence), which I now see is Beckley, presunably the one in Oxfordshire. It's unusual because the 15th century Last Judgement over the chancel (the wall in front of the altar) has been overpainted with the Royal Arms during George III's rule: usually it'd just have been whitewashed over in the 16th century and left that way for the following 450 years.

The black polycerate (= multi-horned) sheep is also captioned Beckley. They're quite unusual in England: the only herd I've seen outside a rare breeds zoo is at the end of my street, where they fascinate our dog. Your picture isn't our herd.

Beautiful pictures, especially those of Wells Cathedral.
Thanks.

<i>The black polycerate (= multi-horned) sheep is also captioned Beckley</i>

and I thought you were referring to the black-faced lambs in by Scotland series.

Yes, these pictures were all taken in Beckley where we briefly stayed with friends which gave us the opportunity to see Oxford. The sheep were on the estate of the mansion (last picture in the series).

in by Scotland = in my Scotland

Beautiful pictures, thank you so much for sharing!

Lovely shots. Can i ask what camera you are using?

A Panasonic Lumix 18X. But I also use Photoshop as my darkroom.