What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Atmospheric. Those religious ruins always put me in awe of the resources that were directed into the institution of 'the church' at one stage of the island's history. So much wealth there (and was it any better ised than by today's olugarchs I wonder).
The pics reminded me of Shelley's Ozymandias.
ReplyDeleteTruly amazing place, Awesome photos.
ReplyDeleteThose arches look lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love old cemeteries... it is as if the old times tell stories...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful views and photos! Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and we love all of the incredible stonework!
ReplyDeleteYour discriminating eyes have been working overtime, YAM.
ReplyDeleteIt's so beautiful to see all these buildings and fences. Built with rock centuries ago when they still stand.
ReplyDeleteGravesites and fallen walls... so much of history buried therein,
ReplyDeleteThat's all such beautiful scenery.
ReplyDeleteThe black and white of the church ruins is breathtaking...wonderful leftovers today!!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely pictures; the last two are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteThe walls, the stone work, all beautiful to see! I can't believe it was 10 years since you visited. WOW. XX
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ReplyDeleteThose hills are alive....and beautiful as is the stone work
Hugs cecilia
Ooh, where is that? On a very random note I learned the other week that the Welsh word Cadw (the name of the heritage organisation) means 'keep'.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
DeleteDifferent spots from the summer road trip... Northumberlandia (bottom), Sweetheart Abbey, Newcastleton... Yxx
It all must be even more beautiful and interesting in person.
ReplyDeleteAtmospheric. Those religious ruins always put me in awe of the resources that were directed into the institution of 'the church' at one stage of the island's history. So much wealth there (and was it any better ised than by today's olugarchs I wonder).
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