Diary of an old cheeser

Hi there! Like other blogs, this is my chance to wax lyrical (some might say talk utter cr*p) about a) what's happening in my life b) all of my pet obsessions in particular music, tv, movies, books and other generally connected things, quite often of the retro, old and "cheesy" variety. Hence the title of my blog. Feel free to leave a comment if the mood takes you. There's nothing like a good chinwag about one's favourite topics and besides I love to meet new people! Cheers, Simon

Sunday, May 04, 2008

Hampton Court

Lovely. Loads of history. Loads of antique rooms, alleways and nooks and crannies. Beautiful gardens. An amazing maze. Here's the proof.


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6 Comments:

  • At 12:01 am , Blogger The Sagittarian said...

    Great photos! You have been out and about by the look of things. I had a friend once who used to say "Hampton Court? No, its just the way I'm walking"...sad git.

     
  • At 5:20 am , Blogger TimeWarden said...

    I visited Hampton Court with my junior school so my memories are a little vague but it is certainly very photogenic. I seem to remember a fairly long driveway but I may be wrong.

    My first thought on seeing the picture of Gustavo in the alleyway was what a terrific location for a period "Doctor Who" shoot! I know... don't groan! Anyway, you certainly have your hands full of wood in that other photo, Simon!!

     
  • At 9:49 am , Blogger Steve said...

    Yes, just what were you doing with that very pointy small tree, OC?

     
  • At 4:51 pm , Blogger Old Cheeser said...

    Amanda - Thanks! Now, call me thick but I don't get the joke. Explanation please? (!)

    Tim - There is quite a long "approach" to the gate of the court yes - with stable buildings on one side.

    No I think you are absolutely right, Hampton Ct would make an excellent setting for a "period" episode of DW! There's lots of back passages (no comments please) and rooms tucked away - a real labyrinth and great for an adventure! Talking of labyrinths, how about bringing back the Nimon and making them the monsters of Hampton Ct?! Erm...perhaps.

    Hands full of wood?!

    Steve - I was actually checking that the tree was properly rooted in the ground, was healthy and its leaves were lustrous...yeah yeah yeah. Whatever.

     
  • At 5:37 pm , Blogger Glenda Young said...

    I don't know which is the more handsome. Hampton Court or you two chaps. Lovely stuff.

     
  • At 2:05 pm , Blogger Old Cheeser said...

    Bless you Nora! Thank you!

     

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