i wish a most wonderful and joyful Christmas time for you!

thank you for reading my blog and sending those lovely notes. hopefully some of you i will see in woodland jewelries workshops which begins on next year or just meet somewhere in England. I would surely want to get to know more kindred spirits.

following the paths of Jane Austen part 1.

i arrived in Southampton on Friday, where my sister lives. yesterday we spend the whole day in Winchester, where i have wanted to visit for such a long time because Jane Austen lived in there. at this time we did not visited in the Chawton where Jane lived in a countryside, but instead i was able to see the house where Jane Austen lived her last days. it felt little surreal to be in front of the house where Jane had lived, to imagine how she entered through that door so long time ago, imagine the visitors she had. i wished i would have been able to go back in time, knock on that door and have a afternoon tea with dear Jane.

Ginger Two tea room, a wonderful place to

warm up after walking in a rain.

warm elderberry cordial  and a white chocolate treat.

"keep calm and eat cake"

the house where Jane Austen was living in her last days.

Jack Willson shop walls.

next time i will post about Southampton.

I wish you will have a lovely week.

misty garden

Nymans is the garden where you should keep your camera everyday with you.

these photos i took on last Friday when the garden was surrounded by the mysterious fog, 

which makes this garden even more magical than it's already is.

wild woods

in the wild woods where robins sings and deer's wander under the bare trees.

here is a photos for you from the woods i wander on every weekend. 

it is like a adventure for me to wander in the new places. 

Nymans garden

I could not be more happier in any other garden than i am at Nymans. I have felt that i am in home from the very first day. Everyone is so kind and i have a such a lovely lady living with me in the stone cottage. Everyday i am on awe when i am walking in the garden and looking at the wonderful views on the woods. The trees are amazing and most of them very old... the Lebanese Cedar is from the 1800 century, one of the most enchanting trees i have ever seen. The ruins in the garden are like part of an enchanted book! the History of this place is something i would like to learn about. 

Sometimes i feel like i would be part of an British costume drama in here, except i am wearing very muddy working clothes. 

My writings will be very short ones, until i have a internet cottage in the cottage. next time i will post about the amazing amazing woodland which surround my home. there is wonderful Wild garden as well, which i call now on as a "deer woods", since i have seen few times deers in there among the brambles and ferns. 

I do hope you enjoy to look at these photographs.