We commence our annual pilgrimage to the King's Head in Masham on Wednesday! Those you who are very observant will have noticed that this photograph was taken a couple of years ago when we still had the Vauxhall Zafira. (The red bus in the centre of this photograph.)
We have visited Masham for four years now, and have seen it in all kinds of weather - crisp clear sunlight, icy, and foggy at different times. However there has always been a warm welcome from mine host and the staff at the King's Head.
The hotel can look quite inviting when it is lit up at night, and being on the side of the market square it is ideally situated.
The King's Head, is a fine Georgian building dating back to the 18th Century. From the outset The King's Head was always more than an Inn. In its time it has been combined with a Posting House and surprisingly, an Excise Office.
A typical bedroom situated in what used to be the stable block.
Part of the old stable block. We have stayed in the room in the centre arch, which has a mezzanine floor, with the bedroom upstairs.
One of the rooms we have stayed in which is part of the old stable block.
Part of the dining room, looking out towards the market square.
He did this an excellent way to your small children to the office artistically using their father and mother together with convey their own hobbies and interests. https://imgur.com/a/GByF9XK https://imgur.com/a/kie0e61 http://gzqsrfwuvw.dip.jp https://imgur.com/a/OYSjsnC https://imgur.com/a/hxw1hE7 https://imgur.com/a/6IgFA1g https://imgur.com/a/waV5WlB
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