This week on Sunday Stills, the theme is ‘Peace’.
I thought I’d share a few photos with this theme:
On the first one we are ambling along the Daffodil Walk in Nowton Park, Bury St. Edmunds. It is rather delightful, isn’t it?
For the second photo we visited the thatched church of St. Agnes in Freshwater, Isle of Wight. As you can imagine, out of the tourist season it’s very peaceful inside.
Last but not least we’re sitting in peace by a tinkling brook in Winkle Street, near Freshwater, Isle of Wight. This village is terribly quaint (shame about the car) and pulls the tourists in year after year. Artists and people with a lot of money live here.
Stevie Turner 
Wow, love these little samplings of Isle of Wight. Just so serene and beautiful nature. ❤
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Thanks Debby. It’s a beautiful Island.
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Such lovely images of peace, Stevie! That daffodil walk is amazing! You are so right about the peacefulness once the tourists are gone. What lovely areas!
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Thanks Terri. We prefer to visit these places out of season.
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Makes perfect sense!
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I loved Freshwater the one time we visited.
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It’s great for walkers and cyclists. There’s not much of a beach, but we like the cycle trails and the walk over Tennyson Down to Alum Bay.
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Lovely, peaceful pictures here. xo
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Thanks Darlene.
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Oh, and farmers used to wash their sheep in the stream in days gone by. Near to the little bridge is a niche where the sheep could be briefly restrained.
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That stream (forget the houses, picturesque as they are) in the foreground of the bottom picture strikes me as the essence of England, although I can’t tell you quite why. It’s beautiful.
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It is, isn’t it? We’re fortunate to have a holiday home nearby.
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