This inviting first floor window is on King's Court, just off Shambles. The ground floor frontage of the 15th century shop is also attractive, but it was past closing time when I went by.
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What a cosy decorations. Good it was closed (I mean my shopping abilities:-)))
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Love to see what the interior is like
ReplyDeleteFlowers and trees are sooooo beautiful in England!:-)
ReplyDeleteSoon you will have Chelsea Flower show.....