The indoor photos shown here are from the kitchen, which was in the basement of this beautiful Elizabethan home. The outdoor photos show just a little of the wonderful garden.
I would love to visit again some day. My blogging friend, Sharon Collins, lives nearby and will be working at Ham House as a volunteer administrator soon. Lucky her! Click on the link to visit her photoblog, which is wonderful!
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I want to take a moment to apologize to you all for not leaving many comments on your beautiful posts. I find that a lot of typing and editing makes my right hand ache terribly, and I need to save my aches and pains for my work. But please know that I appreciate each and every one of you, and all the beauty that you share here every week! xo
Please note: there will be no Mosaic Monday next weekend. I will be attending a photography workshop. See you back here on November 24th.
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1. Publish your Mosaic Monday post. The post may be about any subject you wish. The only stipulation is that it include a collage, or mosaic of photos.
2. Once it is published, click on the title of the post. This will lead you to the static link for your post. The static link is the page with only that post on it. Copy the url from your browser at the top of the page.
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Hi Mary,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of Ham House. Such calm light streaming through into the kitchen, softening the ultra organized sets of dishes on the shelving. Reminds me of a scene from a period piece!
Thanks so much for hosting and have a lovely week!
Poppy
Hello Mary, lovely photos of Ham House. The kitchen is beautiful, I love the wood table and shelving above. The garden looks so green and pretty. Beautiful photos. I hope hand feels better soon! Thanks for hosting, have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteMary, your images of Ham House are enchanting -- a visit to another time. love the kitchen! the garden -- dreams were made there. Lovely! Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteMary,
ReplyDeleteTruly a walk through time with lovley photos which capture the Historical feeling of such an enchanting home and gorgeous grounds.
So beautiful-this Kitchen is incredible-what a treat to visit Ham House-
Jemma
Historic places like this always give me pause, such beauty in those large rooms and grounds. Very pretty, reminds me of Locust Grove in KY~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images - the kitchen is brilliant ... loving the counter area with the open shelves below and above. Thank you for hosting ... take care of your wrist - I know first hand how awful it can be to do things when our hands and wrist hurt or are not cooperating. Take care of you and have fun at your photography class next week. Hugs, C. (HHL)
ReplyDeleteHi Mary, a wonderful treat to see the Ham House kitchen. The long and thick wooden counter was something to dream about. Take care of your wrist and hand and use only as needed (sounds like an Rx). Appreciate that you host Mosaic Monday.
ReplyDeleteJoy
Hi Mary, Ham House is such a visual treat. Thanks for sharing your photos. Take care of your hand/wrist, sure makes it tough to get work done with that kind of pain. Thank you also for hosting Mosaic Monday, appreciate the work you do to make it happen.
ReplyDeleteRob
I just loved visiting the old estates when I was England this summer. Have a wonderful workshop. Take care, Jen
ReplyDeleteoh that wonderful wonderful kitchen ! :) My favorite is the first photo....I feel like I went back a few hundred years...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to visit and share!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteHi, Mary...loved your photos...
ReplyDeleteThanks for being such a loyal host each week. :)
xo bj
The gardens are just gorgeous at the Ham House....thank you for sharing your photos with us! Enjoy your class and we'll see you in two weeks! Hugs, Penny
ReplyDeleteA beautiful place to visit - thanks for sharing it all with us.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting - appreciate what you do. Take care of your hand!
Have a great week
Thank you dear Mary for hosting Mosaic Monday each week, it's become such a part of my blogging life now!
ReplyDeleteHam House looks like a wonderful heritage house to visit.
I love the long tables, they have a lovely patina - maybe they are made of English elm?
Those bare recessed windows let the light in so beautifully.
Shane xox
I love visiting heritage homes!
ReplyDeleteI love heritage homes too. Beautiful details. Wish I had that window with that windowsill and the beautiful light. Love that walled garden.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week. And thanks for hosting again for us. Always a great way to start the week.
Lovely photos of Ham House!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice monday! RW & SK
Ham House is a beautiful National Trust property along the River Thames. Have visited it a few times when I lived in the area. It can be seen in a location for one or two films eg..Anna Karenina. Lovely house, garden and restaurant, well worth a visit.
ReplyDeleteJackie in Surrey UK.
Very beautiful house...
ReplyDeleteThe minute I saw this post I thought of williamsburg. Great photo's.
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Those plate pics! I love the linear feel of them... and the simplicity.
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity and feeling of calm....thanks for sharing the visit.
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday!
Ruby
This is just exquisite, Mary!!! I don't remember seeing any of these images before, either.
ReplyDeleteThe fresh greens in the kitchen - so beautiful and they make everything so alive and 'real'!! sigh and wow!!
xxo
It looks like a wonderful place to visit. I love those bright window shots.
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful pictures of Ham House make me want to go to England so much more.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on the boyfriend hopefully I'll get there in the next year or two.
Denise
What beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing and hosting!
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