Autumn colours
By Amy
- 24 Oct, 2013
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This was a pub many years ago , it's on a favourite walk of ours ...
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I'm not sure about that Fran it will be interesting to hear other comments about the harm to brickwork , an old gentleman stopped to chat to us on the road he said he use to drink in this pub in the '40's he had a lot of memories of the place !
24 Oct, 2013
Just look at that! I thought this was your house Amy....:)). Wonderful for autumn...but all those leaves...:((
24 Oct, 2013
Beautiful Amy. I dont think this climber is harmful, not like Ivy, virgina creeper isnt it? What amazing colour, nice walk.
24 Oct, 2013
Oh No Janey I wish :o) it's stunning isn't Dawn ,yes it's virgina creeper I don't think it's too harmful unless it blocks the gutters and creeps under the eves ,it looks as if they keep it trimmed at a certain height , another time when we walk by the leaves will have gone leaving it bare ...
24 Oct, 2013
I love that colouring at this time of year,Amy..my sister in law has it on her stone house,with no ill effects at all..Pity it isn't still a pub to call in,on your walk :o) x
25 Oct, 2013
Such a display, it only causes problems if you already have problems with the wall, loose cement etc....
Great photo and wonderful colours.
25 Oct, 2013
Ours does tend to work its way into the garage but hey ho.
This house does look lovely.
25 Oct, 2013
that's good to hear! have heard of trees being blown down in strong winds because of the weight of the ivy climbing up and speading over it. also have heard of some climbers using brickwork tp help them climb, and making tiny holes all over.
I thought at first that it was yours, Amy. sigh!
25 Oct, 2013
Thanks all , yes Sandra it's in a perfect spot for a halfway rest ! No Fran I'm afraid not :o(
27 Oct, 2013
Amy, that is Glorious !, isnt it a pity the leaves have to fall, but enjoy it while it lasts and enjoy your walks too ;0)
31 Oct, 2013
Wonderfull. I would love to have a house lookiung like that.
3 Nov, 2013
just occured to me; that must be one heck of an insuating layer!
4 Nov, 2013
It's brilliant Carole ,me to Dave ! I expect you are right Fran when I was young we lived in a very old house the walls were so thick the temperature was virtually the same all the year round almost like a cave in fact it was warmer outside in the summer than inside .. cool in the summer warm in the winter once the fires are lit it holds the warmth ...
4 Nov, 2013
I have a Virginia creeper on the street facing fence ...luckily I love it which is a good job as it helps hold up the fence ...LOL (my housing association can not afford to mend it until it falls down apparently?!?).I am growing a honeysuckle over my arch another of my favourite climbers
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oooh, nice! that lot must add some weight to the walls - and the brickwork might suffer? but it don't half look impressive
24 Oct, 2013