For what seems like forever there’s been scaffolding around the tower of St Mary Steps church in Exeter, and it’s finally been removed to reveal the restored clock. The church is 12th century and sited near where there was once the old West Gate to the city.
You may have seen the photo of the clock yesterday, but todays post is for Paula who is sharing the very grand Rosslyn chapel in Scotland for her Black and White Sunday Challenge.
Tag: iphoneography
#March Square 4
Having been hidden behind plastic and scaffolding or ages the restoration of Matthew the Miller is complete! this wonderful clock from the 1620’s looks bright and sparkly again.
I’m sorry the dial doesn’t look as square as it actually is, or as bright, but zooming on an i phone is a bit hopeless. tomorrow I’ll show you the tower so you can get an idea of how it looks.
day 4 of Becky’s March Square challenge and I’m addicted to square photos now!
#March Square 2
I’m cheating a bit today, but hopefully making you laugh will make up for it Becky. My photo is square but there isn’t really a circle, more lots of rounded bits.
#March Square 1
Our lovely March Hare Becky is sending us off on an adventure for the whole month, posting square photos of squares or circles – or something like that!
So when I arrived home today and spotted these snow filled pots, my phone had to snap them.
Becky’s rules are flexible, have a look and join in with #MarchSquare.
Wordless Wednesday
Ludwell Valley Park
I’m trying this out, will a panoramic i phone photo be big enough on my page?
My distance vision isn’t brilliant, but looking north west, beyond the housing, I could see the Cathedral, University and the hospital.
Anyway two little dogs were very happy today running around and rolling in fox poo!
Six Word Saturday
Early spring in Exeter green circle
Wordless Wednesday
Six word saturday
I found another help yourself piano.
How many . . .
. . . of these do you think I can eat?
There is no competition, Lindor Extra Dark are my very favourite chocolates. Last year in Florence, I found the Lindt shop and of course I was forced to try some flavours that I hadn’t seen before. They were lush and I wouldn’t turn any of them down, but chocolate should be dark to be taken seriously.
Now, I’ve tried all sorts of expensive chocolate with high cocoa percentages and they are lovely even when there’s barely any sugar.
But these Lindor still win.
Although they’re dark, they’re still sweet.So how many of these heavenly treats can I eat?
I think I’ll leave you guessing . . .
Lucid Gypsy 