Dream of fairyland
Not all wishes can come true
Castles in the air
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Impossible dreams
May become realities
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I love both those photos 💜
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Taken on a walk through our local field a couple of years ago.
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Absolutely lovely ❤️
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Dreams come true if one believes in them.
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And work for them too sometimes 🙂
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That’s right!
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how true! but it is important to have a dream, to have hope…
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You wouldn’t have anything to hope for otherwise 😉
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Lovely, as always, Sue. Just surfaced for Christmas and a characteristically beautiful post to come back to. Where’s that top picture? It looks amazing. And I don’t suppose the bottom one is Quainton? 🙂
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Yes, the bottom one is Quainton windmill, and the top one Wadesdon Manor… I’m bbetween the two 🙂
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Oh goodness, I didn’t recognise Waddesdon Manor – it lookes like a Bavarian castle! 🙂
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It is a bit of France in the village… a real fairytale castle.
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I didn’t recognise if from that angle, and in the snow. Haven’t been there for many years, but I used to love it’s Christmas displays. 🙂
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I wasplanning on visiting the light installation, but I bet it is closed now.
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Shame, they were always so pretty.
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I know…
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😦
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Beautiful, Sue! The photos and the haiku express so much!
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Thank you, Jan.
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