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Plymouth Hoe is a wonderful spot to visit. It is often full of tourists in the summer but when I lived there I liked to get up early and have a cup of tea from a cafe nearby and watch the tide turn and the fishing boats come and go.
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7 comments:
Wonderful place. But wait: do you get a cup of tea from a cafe??? (just kidding!)
I love your descriptions. One of these days I hope to go to the UK and see all of these places.
The Dachsies Mom
I loved seeing these photographs! I've not been to Plymouth but to see some of it is really amazing. And you lived here for ten years. Wow!
The details you share are always so very interesting...Thanks for the little glimpse of this famous place.
I like the fact that if I were teaching my class about Plymouth and the Pilgrims, I could reference this blog to show them actual pictures of the place as it exists now. This is wonderful, and I always appreciate these photos and descriptions.
- Marina, a.k.a the human pet
I just found out that the young man Bill Hunt, that I wrote about for 9/11 was actually born in Plymouth, Mass. I rwad this about two days after I visited you. I was familiar with Plymouth Rock and all that, but had not realized that Plymouth, Mass. was named for Plymouth, Englamd. And then, I read about "Plymouth" twice in two days....
About George:
He is probably 30 years old, approximately....I've had him 20 years and he was small when I got him...not teeny tiny, but smaller than he is now.
Thanks for your comment, my dear...I was amazed at the reaction to George's Flower/Seed Pictures...
I LOVE all these pictures, as you no doubt have gathered! (lol) Glad you like them, too.
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