macjake 2019-06-18 11:18
Hi Daniel
Lets hope these places remain for a long long time indeed.
Lots of history here for sure. So, are people still living in these homes? are they still being used every day, or is it more of an outdoor museum type? excellent light striking the exterior, and I like the pale blues. cheers
Craig
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06-20-2019, 06:26 AM
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To macjake: hello
yes, the houses are all populated. some of them are turned into bed & breakfast, everything there is authentic, including the food from the locals. This is happening because of Prince Charles (of England), he bought a house here and made a foundation for preserving the area (as nature and as traditional occupations).
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