Showing posts with label Bath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bath. Show all posts
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3.24.2010
Putting your stamp on it!
Albeit very modern, these illustrations and stamps are very regency in their content. Illustrator holly-anne rolfe’s website is the place to visit. Holly makes custom rubber stamps based on images of your home’s exterior. Based in London, Holly creates beautiful custom stamp designs based on your home, including your address, or any other message you’d like to include. whether your home is small and cozy, or grand and stately, it would be so much fun to be able to stamp thank you cards, personal stationery, or gifts with your own home. You could even create gift wrap using butcher paper or plain white paper. The possibilities are endless, and I can only imagine how cute this might look if you were lucky enough to live in a cute townhouse or apartment building, much like the one's Jane Austen lived in while in Bath. click here to check out Holly’s website and place an order.8.30.2009
See Jane Austen's England
Take a leisurely drive down the coast of Southeast England to explore a series of picture postcard-perfect seaside villages. Steeped in history and charm, these quaint communities offer eclectic shops, centuries-old churches, fascinating museums, and gracious inns and bed-and-breakfasts.Imbued with thousands of years of history, elegance, and majesty, the legendary castles, abbeys, and cathedrals of Britain are not to be missed when touring this magical country.
To learn more about Britain’s famous castles, cathedrals, and abbeys, see “Exploring the Fairy-tale Charm of England’s Leeds Castle,” on page 46 of the September/October 2009 issue of Victoria magazine.
To view more picturesque beachfront sanctuaries, see “Coastal Charm: England’s Seaside Villages,” on page 52 of the September/October 2009 issue of Victoria magazine.
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