The hospital campus Christmas out patients
Tag: Photography
Nearly Wordless Wednesday inspired by Jude
Who made me dream of Istanbul.
Wordless Wednesday
A flying visit to Wells
On Monday I had 15 minutes to peep inside Well’s Cathedral, my first visit since I was 11 years old. Back then I was too young to really appreciate it, but I do remember enjoying it, especially the moat in the Bishop’s Palace garden.
Of course I stayed just at little longer, I was mesmerised by the light, the stained glass and we also lit a candle for my friends sister Diane, in America who sadly died last week.
Here are just a few pictures of this beautiful place.
Becky knows Wells far better then I do and her post is full of the information that mine lacks.
Returning to Wells for an ecclesiastical stroll
For Lindy and all the Shope family who sadly lost a very special sister.
The creepiest beasts on the planet
I haven’t joined in with the lens-artist challenge for ages but It’s time I did. This week it’s Ann-Christine’s turn to choose the theme and Halloween has made her think of creepy things. Her tunnel lurker is creepy, but the troll is way too cute to scare me.
The idea of spiders spinning around over my head is creepy for me and many other people. Worst of all are crocodilians. I know that some of my friends down under and around the southern United States come across them and take it in their stride, but for me they are prehistoric and the most hideous creatures.
I think disbelief was what got me out of the bus that day, surely the people wouldn’t really choose to share their village with them.
And as for this lass from our little group, how creepy that they are both smiling!
Six word saturday
At least this orchid’s looking good.
My last October squares
I haven’t posted squares every day, but I did gather together more than I’ve posted so here are my last four.
Elmina Ghana lines of boats
Florence, Italy market lines
Kakum, Ghana canopy lines
Florence, Italy lines of light
I’m sure I’m not alone in looking forward to Becky’s next square challenge, many thanks lovely lady!
Lines of old
At the bottom of West Street in Exeter, this 3 storey merchants house is believed to date back to 1430,
So these wooden lines have been around a while.
Tomorrow is the last day of Becky’s Square lines challenge for October.
Wordy Wednesday
I’ve posted this poem here a couple of years ago, but recently Jo Spinks who runs a local community page on FB asked if she could add it to her photo.
I like what she did with it so I’m sharing it again.
Wordless Wordless will resume next week!
Square and a bit beige in lines
I find the history of textiles really interesting,this early carding machine gets the yarn all lined up.
Just today and two more chances to join Becky’s square challenge.
