The last time I travelled from Manchester to Leeds in the morning rush hour it was charming for me (less crowded too), but I could see why regulars are not charmed.
En route to either Cardinham Woods or the National Trust's Lanhydrock House, you'll pass Pinsla Garden which is charming for a wander around, a cup of coffee and to buy plants.
Andrew's costuming was charming for its balance of simplicity and prim eccentricity; her homemade-looking scarf and an overcoat shorter than her dress looked almost tawdry in a way that served to highlight her unusual aloofness for a female caretaker.
The idea of improving metabolic profile with a bonus of increased libido must be charming for all the physicians working in the field.
Ferries are charming, but for New York to depend on them would be like Shanghai depending on sampans.
Casey Biggs and Caitlin Carter (of "Chicago") are charming advertisements for free love French-style (and its bourgeois restraints), as a swinging photographer and his proprietary assistant.
There are charming elements here, for sure: hot-cold goodies, google buns, the Land of Birthdays, the Faraway Tree itself, flying on dandelion seeds in the Land of Giants.
The videos are charming and joyful, and, for this part of Canada anyway, incredibly novel.
Experiences such as these are charming in retrospect, superb material for someone who plans to pursue a writing career.
Lynn Henke, the owner (973 226-1643 TAXES: $7,000 PROS: This house is charming both for its period detail and its up-to-date conveniences.
