English Countryside, an Edwardian House followed by Biddulph Hall & connections to the Society we live in
Photographs of the English Countryside and its Buildings are extremely varied; this is in part due to the dynamism of the British Isles, its buildings, landscapes, variable weather and its effect on the landscape. The long distance driver sees all these views and panoramas, he or she has that one great joy of daily seeing the wonderful planet we live on, apart from the horrors and lack of understanding they receive on the roads in that same land.
Greed has often removed large gardens from nice homes to allow another building to be built, so that both properties can be sold and the owner moves on to buy another property that seems fair game for another commercial gain, the concrete jungle grows in size, whilst the owners of these houses don’t even know each other, insular communities are even more a product of society at the time of writing this in 2005.
The further south you get in England the more insular society is, and the more important money is in their lives (as a generalisation), the further north in Britain or away from the cities and commuter range you are, the more people will talk to each other, the more quality of life becomes the value to aim at, and sufficient is enough of everything. I am aware that the exception proves the rule and apologise to those kind people who always make an effort to talk to their neighbours in the street or lane in which they live, wherever they are.
Below is a selection of photographs. Edwardian House and Gardens, plus Bidulph Hall and other general photographs around the English Countryside. Please remember that they are copyright to http://www.transportcafe.co.uk Permission to use these photographs for business purposes is granted free to educational establishments and governments. Copyright applications will be sent on making a request to the Webmaster. Use on personal computers at work or home is permitted, provided no copy/copies are made or distributed. Please refer friends direct to the website. Thank you!
Copyright Information & how to use as your computer desktop wallpaper
ALL photos are copyright http://www.transportcafe.co.uk ,, but,, free to use on personal or workplace computer as desktop wallpaper.
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An Edwardian House & Gardens in middle England. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
An Edwardian House courtyard or frontage area for the horse and carriage (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
An Edwardian House & Gardens Another view (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
An Edwardian House & Gardens Frontal view from gardens (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
An Edwardian House & Gardens Angled view (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
An Edwardian House & Gardens Another angled view. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
An Edwardian House & Gardens in middle England. Sitting in the shade in an English Country Garden.(please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Biddulph Hall in middle England with the trout lake in the foreground. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Biddulph Hall in middle England. The same view as above but different camera emphsis. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Biddulph Hall in middle England, angled view. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Biddulph Hall in middle England, archway view (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Swans on an English Country Manor house Lake This photo has been show on another page on this site. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Swans & Signets on an English Country Manor house Lake. Photograph two This photo has been show on another page on this site. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
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English Countryside View Taken from Shropshire Hills (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
English Countryside View Taken from Shropshire Hills. Photograph two (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
English Countryside Harvest time Victorian Farm also Features in the view with mature trees all around. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Hang Glider looking down on the same English Countryside. Photo by times ten optical zoom on Olympus Taken from Shropshire Hills. Photograph two (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Glider over same countryside doing a flypast over the west Midlands Gliding Club Taken from Shropshire Hills. Photograph two (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Motorway Blending with Harvest time Photograph of British Motorway winding its way through the English Countryside at Harvest Time. Olympus times ten optical zoom crushes up the scene. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
Ferry (roll on roll off) in Welsh Countryside Welsh Scene in Pembroke South Wales. (please note this is a NEW WINDOW. Please close (see highlighted instructions) after viewing photograph)
