The Children Of Green Knowe Appreciation Society

For all things Green Knowe💚
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[The Children Of Green Knowe Appreciation Society @TheKnowe]

'So you've come back!'
#TheChildrenOfGreenKnowe
#childrenofgreenknowe
#lucymboston
Clip is from the BBC adaptation of The Children Of Green Knowe 1986 💚

[Sarah Young @thedigbysart]

@zatzi There’s also the wonderful Manor in Hemingford Grey that was built around similar time and more recently lived in by the author Lucy Boston who wrote the Children of Green Knowe about the house. It’s fabulous

[Huginn & Muninn 🇩🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Liverpoolxpress]

@oaksandlions Hemingford Grey Manor House in Cambridgeshire dates back to 1130 and has been in use since it was built, probably the oldest house in England still being used.

[The Manor @GreenKnoweManor]

#OliverCromwell was born 25 April 1599 in Huntingdon. The Crown leased the Manor, Hemingford Grey to various nobles, including Oliver's great-grandfather. Find out more in this book https://t.co/DNbNNoMiq9... Photo: statue of Oliver Cromwell, St Ives (Hunts)

[Janet Murphy @wantedmynamebut]

This beautiful rose called to me yesterday at Lucy Boston's house in Hemingford Grey

[Janet Murphy @wantedmynamebut]

Well worth a visit. A most beautiful place. Lucy Boston's house in Hemingford Grey. Full of history

[The Fens @TheFens3]

A village pub with serious food credentials: The Cock at Hemingford Grey is one of those places that justifies a detour – whether you’re after a long lunch, a special-occasion dinner or simply a pint in a proper bar. https://t.co/2ng3y01WPO

[The Children Of Green Knowe Appreciation Society @TheKnowe]

What do you associate with #childrenofgreenknowe?
I think of fireside, toast, onions, gardens, the river, birds, hedges, curiosities 💚

[Zara Handley @zarahandley]

One of many beautiful Tudor windows of Packwood House with original stained glasses.
Warwickshire

[The Children Of Green Knowe Appreciation Society @TheKnowe]

@MarksTweetPlace @PouncerSD @foxyfacedcharl1 @brown_abner @Condicote7000 @tatchester @BoxOfDelights84 @chauffeurjim @BoyWaterfall @TatchesterC Weekend blessings everyone 💚

[The Children Of Green Knowe Appreciation Society @TheKnowe]

Just giving @TonyRDB a shout out.
Showing support for his new project 💚

[SHOGUN FILMS ® @ShogunFilms]

Meet the cast of our latest horror movie HARBINGER!

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[Marke B. @supermarke]

@spumdonor Nothing wrong with creating a little magical bubble in time that the right people find when they need, like Green Knowe books or the music of Alice Coltrane.

[Elena @blueshi]

Love the way posts from Gwydir Castle remind me of the Green Knowe books by L.M. Boston 📚📖📚

[The Children Of Green Knowe Appreciation Society @TheKnowe]

@blueshi I've told them this! I keep expecting to see Granny by the fire 💚

[The Children Of Green Knowe Appreciation Society @TheKnowe]

@Maynardgcrabbs @6thfret @stephenRB4 Aw brilliant, glad it's being passed down to the next generation 💚

[The Children Of Green Knowe Appreciation Society @TheKnowe]

@MarksTweetPlace @PouncerSD @foxyfacedcharl1 @brown_abner @Condicote7000 @tatchester @BoxOfDelights84 @chauffeurjim @BoyWaterfall @TatchesterC Weekend blessings everyone 💚

[Mark Rees @reviewwales]

Does this "spirit photograph" show a ghost behind Sir Arthur Conan Doyle? 👻
Born today in 1859, the creator of Sherlock Holmes was one of spiritualism’s most prominent defenders, writing of a "borderland" between science & the unexplained.
📷 Ada Deane, 1922

[Elle Lookbook @EvaLovesDesign]

Tomato 🍅 design

[HerodotusWave @HerodotusWave]

Theatrical costume cape designed by Luigi Sapelli(1913), also known as "Caramba," featuring intricate peacock feather motifs.

[LeoDaVinciWave @LeoDaVinciWave]

This is the incredible South Door of St Saviour's Church in Dartmouth, UK. While the iron says 1631 testing shows the oak wood dates back to 1361.

[Gwydir Castle @JudyCorbett]

Evening duties. Closing the shutters on another day and sometimes that uncanny sense of catching a room in conversation with a different century.