One Word Photo Challenge: Glitter/ Metallic
The Witchery Restaurant, Edinburgh, Scotland. Won’t you join me in the visit to Scotland? Enjoy!
The Witchery Restaurant, Edinburgh, Scotland. Won’t you join me in the visit to Scotland? Enjoy!
This is one of several restored rooms in Plas Mawr, Conwy, Wales. It reveals the intricate detail in the low ceiling and walls. Won’t you join me on the journey through England and Wales starting with “A Cottage in the Cotswolds” Series? Enjoy!
The red sandstone shell of a semi-fortified tower house built between 1284-93 by Bishop Burnell, Edward I’s Lord Chancellor, is all that remains of Acton Burnell Castle, in Acton Burnell, Shropshire, UK. Parliament was held here in 1282 and again in 1285. It is the last known address of my ManyGreatsGrandfather Richard Henry Lee! Join me as we travel through the Cotswolds making our way to Wales and Scotland! Enjoy!
How can you go to England, Wales or Scotland and NOT see buildings in the round? Making our way to Scotland starting at “A Cottage in the Cotswolds!” Enjoy!
Not every monument is going to be one of grandeur. In the cemetery in Snowshill, UK, this tall, proud monument is one of remembrance. Won’t you join me on the travels through the Cotswolds? Enjoy!
Today for Travel Theme: Clean, we are in the woodlands around Broadway, UK. Seeing the windmills like this is pleasant! Clean fresh air! Join me as we travel to “A Cottage in the Cotswolds.” Enjoy!
Refer to: http://wheresmybackpack.com/2014/04/11/travel-theme-clean/
Another view of beautiful Conwy, Wales! Notice the pigeons on the chimney stack! We’re making our way to Wales, starting with the series, “A Cottage in the Cotswolds.” Enjoy!
I loved this combination sign and trash bin that I saw in Conwy, Wales! Join me on our journey through Great Britain, Wales and Scotland, starting in “A Cottage in the Cotswolds.”
Plas Mawr, the “Great Hall” in Conwy, Wales, was built in 1576 for Welsh merchant Robert Wynn. It is the finest surviving town house of the Elizabethan Era to be found in Britain. Follow me as we travel through Britain beginning with “The Cottages of the Cotswolds.”
Unfinished Section of Attic, Plas Mawr, Conwy, Wales
The Stanway Fountain opened in June, 2004. The single-jet fountain which rises over 300 feet is the tallest fountain spray in Britain. The fountain has a two inch bronze nozzle and the water is driven from a 100,000-gallon reservoir, 580 feet above the canal in which it is placed, and is operated by remote control! Follow me as we explore the “Cottages of the Cotswolds.”
Tales, Thoughts + Tribulations of a Free Spirit in Suburbia
Travels on foot
Minding my mind, one thought at a time.
Un lungo racconto fotografico.
Featured
Photography, hiking, walking, and cycling across central Japan — from quiet mountain paths to everyday life around Nagoya.
Looking for meanings in words, images and sounds
Reflections on places traveled and photos taken.
Cruising with the Thyrre Family
Where my Travels and my Blog merge together.
The mental meandering that cross my keyboard
Website & Blog of J. Kelland Perry, Author
A photographic journey.
Photography celebrating flowers, plants, and the natural world
Roaming, at home and abroad
The Corner Garden
Photography, Travel and Retirement
Upgrade Your Travels. First Class Luxury Travel from all parts of the Globe. Business Class Airline, Lounge and Hotel Reviews, Stories and Adventures
A China travel and lifestyle blog