I enjoyed the quotes and the photographs, especially the one of you sitting on the garden wall. It is such a treat to visit the places where authors lived and wrote from.
What a beautiful post, Julie! The cottage and its gardens are everything a home and garden inhabited by Elizabeth Goudge ought to be. :) And the way you interspersed the photos of her home with passages from her books makes those passages resonate in new, lovely, almost haunting ways.
This is so lovely! I feel like I visited Rose Cottage in my heart through your photographs and descriptions, and I hope to one day visit it in person! Thank you so much for sharing!
We knocked on the door but no one answered. The half wall I am leaning on is right near the alley though, so it was nice to be able to see so much from the road. :)
I enjoyed the quotes and the photographs, especially the one of you sitting on the garden wall. It is such a treat to visit the places where authors lived and wrote from.
It was a lovely visit! Glad to share it here.
What a beautiful post, Julie! The cottage and its gardens are everything a home and garden inhabited by Elizabeth Goudge ought to be. :) And the way you interspersed the photos of her home with passages from her books makes those passages resonate in new, lovely, almost haunting ways.
Thanks Kimberlee! They really leapt off the page for me in this context as well. She a beautiful place from which to write her best novels <3
This is so lovely! I feel like I visited Rose Cottage in my heart through your photographs and descriptions, and I hope to one day visit it in person! Thank you so much for sharing!
It is such a quiet little spot. I hope you can stop sometime! :)
So lovely. How wonderful that you were able to linger in her garden. Love the Scent of Water quotes.
We knocked on the door but no one answered. The half wall I am leaning on is right near the alley though, so it was nice to be able to see so much from the road. :)