It was a good day to die. I was at peace. I was taking in the beauty of my God’s creation, and tying to capture it in some way.
I didn’t die, of course. Thank heavens! But I certainly was at peace and one with the landscape.
This is just outside a small village in Northumberland which is known for its gin production of all things!
You can see more from my UK Chronicles here, but be warned, I photographed everything in colour….
A photo from my recent trip to the UK. I was out exploring the Northumbrian countryside with my son and my X100F, and came across this castle… It was a good day.
St. MarysSt. Marys was built in the 14th century and is now redundant. It was witness to the Battle of Towton where 28,000 were slaughtered in a blizzard on Palm Sunday 1461. Many of the Commanders will have taken prayers here prior to the battle.
More of my images can be seen on my own blog.
More of my images can be seen on my own blog.
This is Whitby Abbey in North Yorkshire. It is here that Bram Stoker said that Count Dracula first landed in England. A fitting place indeed.
In the deep woods I came across a dark, deep lake that wasn’t on any map – and this ruined building next to it. I didn’t go in…
View over Ilkley moor in Yorkshire in the U.K.
This is the 5000 year old Duddo stone circle in Northumberland in England. The fluted stones make a singing noise on windy days – hence the name – ‘The Singing Stones’…
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