if it wasn't for Devon, Cornwall would float off into the Atlantic.
I must put Cornwall on the visiting list.
Be careful if you come to Cornwall, you can get in free but they charge you to come back out.
Is that right Lyn?
Sounds dangerous.
That certainly is correct Nut, the Tamar, which separates Devon from Cornwall has a toll bridge over it
You'd be most welcome to pop into chez Hosta if you do venture into these parts Nut.
yes please Hosta
I've been to Devon, but it was a VERY long time ago. I've seen that bridge, but never been over it
our little Tamar bridge is so small, you'd not notice you were going over it.
I thought the clotted cream in Devon is so thick you spread it on first, like butter. Softer and lighter in Cornwall so you put it on top of the jam.
I've been to both and they both have gorgeous gardens, but the best fuschia I've seen, growing in hedgerows, was in Ireland.
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if it wasn't for Devon, Cornwall would float off into the Atlantic.
I must put Cornwall on the visiting list.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Be careful if you come to Cornwall, you can get in free but they charge you to come back out.
Is that right Lyn?
Sounds dangerous.
In the sticks near Peterborough
That certainly is correct Nut, the Tamar, which separates Devon from Cornwall has a toll bridge over it
You'd be most welcome to pop into chez Hosta if you do venture into these parts Nut.
yes please Hosta
I've been to Devon, but it was a VERY long time ago. I've seen that bridge, but never been over it
In the sticks near Peterborough
our little Tamar bridge is so small, you'd not notice you were going over it.
I thought the clotted cream in Devon is so thick you spread it on first, like butter. Softer and lighter in Cornwall so you put it on top of the jam.
I've been to both and they both have gorgeous gardens, but the best fuschia I've seen, growing in hedgerows, was in Ireland.