Actually pink Sunday.
We decided to go out for lunch on Sunday as the rest of the family were busy so we went to a little village just outside Exeter called Topsham and, despite the fact it is “ on our doorstep” it was a lovely day out.
Topsham was once the second busiest port in England. Now it is a favourite destination for the retired, and tourist alike.
See the pink buoy next to the pontoon?
The town is sited on a low red ridge between the main river of the Exe to the west and the River Clyst, to the south. The Exe at this point is an estuary of some width with salt marshes on its opposite bank.
On the quay is an enormous antique centre but I missed the opportunity to photograph some pretty cranberry glass. However, There were some beautiful pink cottages -
here are some
This one was stunning. Called Drakes Cottage.
Pale pink with beautiful windows.
Tucked away in a little side street.
Pink door on a Georgian frontage.
Next week – more pink in Topsham. Hurry back
JJ
How beautiful I love the buildings with those beautiful window boxes. Very,very pretty post..thank you for sharing your wonderful photos with us.
ReplyDeleteDidn't realize Topsham is that quaint - haven't been that way in years. Would love to go back and see the antiques they sell!!
ReplyDeleteHave a a fabulous Pink Saturday - miss you all.
Mary.
Seems you had a delightful stroll through th streets. The pink building looks amazing. An enjoyable post Jenni, Thank you.
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ciao for now,
Elena :)
Lovely post today!
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xo Tami
Topsham is a real gem! I just love seaside towns. Drakes Cottage is wonderful. I love the window boxes filled with flowers. Some day I hope to visit England. I love the photo of you as a little girl. You looked so sweet. Have a great weekend and Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteI love the pinks you've shared with us today. I hope you are "in the pink" and having a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely place!
ReplyDeleteI love the buildings. What a cute name for a shop, Ruffles. How trendy.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday!
England seems so quaint. I love the pink cottage!!
ReplyDeleteIf you have the time, please stop by The Old Parsonage, I love company!
Leann
I have visited your country many times and love it so. I can see why that's a favorite, it's gorgeous, Happy Pink Saturday, Char
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