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With apologies to Robert Browning, who unlike me never had a girlfriend called April ...

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Autumn at Hadrian’s Wall, on the English Scottish border ...

Autumn Bridge, Derbyshire.

Beautifully bricked and fetchingly fenced thatch domicile in Amberley, West Sussex.

Broughton Castle is a medieval manor house in the village of Broughton.

Picadilly Circus in England ... Can a motor vehicle fundi maybe tell me the date of this image?

Ledbury, Herefordshire.

Lavender on display in Oakham, the county town of Rutland.

Mullion Cove, on the Lizard peninsular, Cornwall, England.

Exmoor is loosely defined as an area of hilly moorland in west Somerset and north Devon.

Staithes, North Yorkshire, perhaps the most picturesque harbour in England.

Windlesham Arboretum in Surrey is a tree paradise featuring over 22,000 mature and rare trees.

Wenlock Priory Ruins, Much Wenlock, Shropshire.

This is Rye, East Sussex.

Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire. Isn't there just a touch of class in a Jaguar?

jones jones;1435649 wrote: This is Rye, East Sussex.






I love Rye. Me and the Memsaab visit when we can and have stayed in most of the establishments. It makes for a very pleasant weekend away

jones jones;1435641 wrote: Picadilly Circus in England ... Can a motor vehicle fundi maybe tell me the date of this image?






The most modern looking car there is the red one. That looks to be a TR4 and they started production in 1961. All of the other vehicles look older so very early 60's would be my guess.

The dresses would suggest the same or slightly earlier.

Thanks Bryn ... You have a good eye!

Bryn Mawr;1435889 wrote: The most modern looking car there is the red one. That looks to be a TR4 and they started production in 1961. All of the other vehicles look older so very early 60's would be my guess.

The dresses would suggest the same or slightly earlier.


Looks a bit like a sunbeam alpine to me, though I guess it could be either

Wish I were there. So beautiful.

Snowfire;1435921 wrote: Looks a bit like a sunbeam alpine to me, though I guess it could be either


It could very well be - they were very similar from the back.

Having just looked at some pictures of both I think you might be right - the TR4's rear bumper wrapped further round towards the wheel arch.

Same sort of period though, the Alpine started in 1959 which would, I think, fit better with the dresses.

AnneBoleyn;1435932 wrote: Wish I were there. So beautiful.


You and me both Annie!