This year Heritage Open Days is taking place over two long weekends, and today is day one of the first national weekend. Here in Winchester however the doors are only opening for one weekend, and that’s next week! So I’m off out for the day and evening as it’s MrBs Bday, however I thought I’d mention Heritage Open Days today so if you are somewhere in England this weekend or next you could go pink too. Not only are these heritage weekends great fun and interesting, they are all FREE! Find out more here.
And if there is no Heritage Open Days near you this September take a peek at Debbie’s fabulous list of things to do this month and next around the world.
The life of B 
I’m in the wrong country to be enjoying a Heritage day. 😦
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Oh no! Pop across the pond for a day 😉
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Oh for a Tardis! 🙂
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It would be so useful!
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Ah-ha! I missed this one yesterday, so I’ve just asked you a silly question on today’s. 😦 😦 Hope you had a good day off 🙂 🙂
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Wasn’t silly at all. But I’ve answered with a silly amount of detail!!!!
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Hi Becky,
Here is my pink entry for the day. 😀
https://ceenphotography.com/2018/09/06/flower-of-the-day-september-7-2018-a-little-bit-of-pink/
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Hi, can’t wait to see 😀
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ah, no heritage for us here in Sydney (though it is history week, I went to an interesting talk about the Bounty mutineer descendants on Pitcairn Island, no pink alas!). Here’s my first pink square:
https://flowersbykaz.wordpress.com/2018/09/07/pink-squares-1-lavatera/
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That sounds a fascinating talk.
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It was! Within about 18 years, 14 of the 15 men (9 of the mutineers, 6 Tahitian) had been killed.
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Oh my! I recall reading somewhere it wasn’t a great success but hadn’t realised quite how disastrous it was. Clearly not team players or of a tolerant nature, no wonder they were mutineers!!
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