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Druid’s Glen “We dislike the word river for these mountain streams which are quite small except in wrong impression to an American. They are brooks, or streams, or creeks, to our eyes and so broken by rocks and winding from the effect of the troubling hills that they become dear and intimate; friendly [...] [more...] |
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Dryburgh Abbey “Nestled in seclusion beside a loop on the banks of the Tweed stands the graceful ruins of Dryburgh Abbey.” says Historic Scotland. [more...] |
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Overhang—Stokesay Castle See the Location Search for other pictures of Stokesay Castle. |
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The Baptistry, Canterbury |
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Lincoln Gate This is probably the remains of a gate in the City Walls of Lincoln, but I’m not sure: the book doesn’t say, and in any case isn’t very reliable. If so, the lower walls may well be Roman, posibly dating to the first century AD. It might, however, be part of Lincoln Castle. The tower in the background is [...] [more...] |
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Old Framlingham The photograph shows two of the towers around the curtain wall of Framlingham Castle in Suffolk. The castle was built in the twelth century. |
