Monday started out dark and dreary.
I gave some thought to looking around a few shops, and seeing what is available now the Christmas season is drawing closer.
Instead, I had a visit from a wonderful friend, a dear lady who has been in my life for many years, and has shared the ups and downs of expat life together.
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I visited her hometown when I was in England recently. A medieval city founded as a Roman fort in AD 79.
Chester and my hometown share the same county and is a popular tourist destination to thousands of visitors to Britain each year.
It's streets are lined with some of the best timber-framed architecture throughout the land.
We enjoyed a pot of tea, and Scottish shortbread biscuits, as we reminisced and giggled like two school girls.
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Well Jo, there is just nothing like it. My mistake was staying in London for four days. I would have had much more fun in the villages and countryside. I need to take a month and travel about Great Britain. That will be my next trip if I go across the pond again. That, and if I can afford the hotels. There is the most cost.
WOW! would love to have been on that trip.
I've never been to Chester, but I always love seeing photos of those timbered buildings.
I barely got past that first photo....I wish my front door looked like that!
What a beautiful trip!
love
tweedles
Jo, I bet it was the best time...to see someone from your life in England. To have time for tea and a few good laughs. I love the buildings in your pictures. Beautiful. Blessings , xoxo,Susie
It is so beautiful there. I would love to walk those streets.
I really like the decorations on these buildings. Totally different than some that I would normally see.
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