Holmfirth Part One, Including Naughty Bedroom Pic.

Firstly, I love the blog title, Ba! I wish I had that view from my bedroom window, lovely little blossom covered tree. At least Rosie didn't lay all over those lovely cushions on the bed! The houses look lovely, I like the light coloured brickwork. Glad you enjoyed staying there. : o )

That's such a pretty area, Ba :-)
Poor Rosie :-/

how lovely; hope those cars have got good brakes parking on that hill!
somewhere else on my list to visit now!
i loved those amazing window views

lovely blog BA, such a pretty place to stay, lovely views and gardens to, love the bedroom ;o)

That looks a grand place to stay, the garden is lovely and one can admire a view like that for hours. In defence of Rosie I bet the rules weren`t in doggy language........

I've been really looking forward to this,Ba,and seeing whereabouts you stayed.The house looks lovely..and isn't Yorkshire stone wonderful? I know where it is,but haven't been up Cooper lane..been up all the others! Lol.Like the song says..The only way is up !..or down,to Holmfirth..glad you had a good holiday..and obvious why we love living so near to such lovely scenery..:o)

Thank you for the tour BA, the houses are so quaint, in fact the whole place is really pretty! Don't think I could sit on that bench with the huge drop behind it, though, made me a trifle queasy to even look at the pic! The house you were staying in was gorgeous! Great you had a good time!

What a steep place. You'd need plenty of energy to live there lol. But it looks very picturesque and the views must be wonderful
Rules are made to be broken lol - I don't believe in too many anyway. They make life very difficult. You have to be constantly watching out that nobody breaks them ... - too much hastle for me lol
And I don't think I would feel comfortable or welcome in a place where I'd be always worrying incase I broke the rules. You must have been glad to get home :)

Hi shirley, thanks...it was lovely, but it's always nice to come home too:-)

Hi louise, dogs were not allowed on the furniture either, I did try telling them:-)

Sticki, the Thong Circular bus regularly used this road...it was amazing, they had the squeakiest brakes imaginable:-)

Thanks Sandra, it was lovely and the house was too. :-)

Lincslass, you've hit the nail on the head...neither Rosie nor Meg could read the rules lol:-)

Bloomer, I do envy you, but I don't know how long my joints would last with all that climbing. A lady who lived on the road said they didn't get snowed in, which you would have thought impossible at such height:-)

Thanks Libet, Yorkshire has some lovely scenery:-)

Hi Hywel, we spent ages before leaving wiping furniture to remove telltale dog hairs lol. On the first night, Rosie escaped from the 'dog proof' garden, slipped through the fencing. We had come outside to look at the stars, not such light pollution as where we live... the sky looked beautiful. When we came back in, we must have left Rosie outside:-( When I noticed her absence..I was outside shouting "Rosie come", locals must have cursed me. Eventually she came back looking shamefaced, but quite proud. Meg was better behaved:-)