My mum grew up in England and moved to Australia when she met my dad. As a result, as children, my brother and I were shipped back to England to spend time with our extended family and grandparents. Cheshire and the British Countryside that we visited so often (7 times at 18 years old) feels like home to me and, despite it never being my official home, I often feel homesick for England.
Scroll down for 8 photos that make me love the British countryside.
Gumboots by the lake in Frodsham, a town that has existed since the 13th century.
Sunrise underneath Pickering Bridge on the Bridgewater Canal. Watch the sun rise from the waterside as canal boats drift slowly past.
Walking near Thelwall Village in Spring.
Watching a storm come in while walking through the fields in Alvanley
A rather cool Easter weekend in Thelwall
Flowers sprinkled throughout the British countryside
Walking through Malham. You can find this location by reading: How to get to Malham Cove.
If you haven’t visited this section of Northern England, I highly recommend it. Chester, a city in Cheshire, is a popular tourist spot, especially for short stays. However, the surrounding area is also very beautiful and worth exploring. You can learn more about this area on Cheshire’s official tourism website.
