Category Archives: Ruins
Castle up on high- Looking Up (3)
So far we have visited Poland and Romania in my archive trawl. Today is France, in the region of Alsace. A view up from the streets of Kaysersberg, to the castle high above the town: Linked to January squares at
Castle up on high- Looking Up (3)
So far we have visited Poland and Romania in my archive trawl. Today is France, in the region of Alsace. A view up from the streets of Kaysersberg, to the castle high above the town: Linked to January squares at
2020 Photo Challenge #45
Look for shadows and textures, says Jude. So I have two images here. First, a very recent one, and the sidelight has really emphasised the textures of the bark here: Textures and shadows – this next one is an oldie,
2020 Photo Challenge #45
Look for shadows and textures, says Jude. So I have two images here. First, a very recent one, and the sidelight has really emphasised the textures of the bark here: Textures and shadows – this next one is an oldie,
Perspective (22) – Through the Pines, to the Castle
Ten years ago when we visited the Cathar castles I used all the strength I had to drag myself up to one of the castles (Quertinheux) at Lastours because I wanted to see the views from across there to
Perspective (22) – Through the Pines, to the Castle
Ten years ago when we visited the Cathar castles I used all the strength I had to drag myself up to one of the castles (Quertinheux) at Lastours because I wanted to see the views from across there to
Far from home…
In another world….I was trying to find an old post I did on some ruins in Virginia Water, and even had fellow bloggger Margaret on the fruitless search….I must have imagined posting After all, it is a decade ago that
Far from home…
In another world….I was trying to find an old post I did on some ruins in Virginia Water, and even had fellow bloggger Margaret on the fruitless search….I must have imagined posting After all, it is a decade ago that
Floodlight
The Abbazia de San Galgano by floodlight. Alas, this image was carelessly taken, and not very sharp.But I think there is a certain mystery to it, so I show it on this blog for the first time because it
Floodlight
The Abbazia de San Galgano by floodlight. Alas, this image was carelessly taken, and not very sharp.But I think there is a certain mystery to it, so I show it on this blog for the first time because it
One Word Sunday: Home
I don’t think this place has been home to anyone for a while: Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
One Word Sunday: Home
I don’t think this place has been home to anyone for a while: Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
Azorean ruin
Jo’s walk today had me thinking about when I spent a very brief time on Sáo Miguel, and visited Sete Cidades. As we travelled in the coach, my eye was taken by the aqueduct (Muro das Nove Janelas) that Jo shows
Azorean ruin
Jo’s walk today had me thinking about when I spent a very brief time on Sáo Miguel, and visited Sete Cidades. As we travelled in the coach, my eye was taken by the aqueduct (Muro das Nove Janelas) that Jo shows
