In hot weather, the doors and windows of the house are thrown open to catch the passing breeze.
And it is easy to imagine Jane and Cassandra in their pale muslin dresses, picking flowers in the garden, or sitting by the window in the drawing room, sewing and chatting.
Without the constant battle to stay warm, with fresh foods from the garden, summer visitors and holidays to the seaside to look
forward to.
In Jane Austen's novels, there are many summer scenes of picnics, outings and pleasure parties.
But fine weather is often a backdrop for misunderstandings, hurt feelings and embarrassment.
And we love to chat to them about where they have come from, how they first encountered Austen and how special this visit is to them.
In hot weather, the doors and windows of the house are thrown open to catch the passing breeze.
And it is easy to imagine Jane and Cassandra in their pale muslin dresses, picking flowers in the garden, or sitting by the window in the drawing room, sewing and chatting.
Without the constant battle to stay warm, with fresh foods from the garden, summer visitors and holidays to the seaside to look
forward to.
In Jane Austen's novels, there are many summer scenes of picnics, outings and pleasure parties.
But fine weather is often a backdrop for misunderstandings, hurt feelings and embarrassment.
And we love to chat to them about where they have come from, how they first encountered Austen and how special this visit is to them.
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