14Nov2018 #WordlessWednesday ~ The Ruins of Kelso Abbey, founded in the 12th Century #Photography Posted in Photography, Wordless Wednesday by Cathy Thanks for reading. Feel free to share...just click a button...or two ;o)TwitterEmailFacebookFlipboardMixLike this:Like Loading... Related
Beautiful photos, Cathy! I can only imagine how lovely the abbey must have been in its day! LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
I do love a great ruin, there is something quite fascinating about the structure that survives… LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
What an amazing place Cathy, the stone work looks really well preserved – beautiful captures! :o) xxx LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thank you, Xenia. It was a fantastic place and right in the middle of the town 🤗 xxx LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Your photos are so detailed I feel I can touch the bricks. Beautiful post. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Beautiful! Xx
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Thanks 🙂 xx
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Beautiful photos, Cathy! I can only imagine how lovely the abbey must have been in its day!
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I know, such a shame all those abbeys and monasteries were destroyed.
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It truly is.
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Magnificent!
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It really is!
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I do love a great ruin, there is something quite fascinating about the structure that survives…
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There is….it’s amazing most of them survived as they did.
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What an amazing place Cathy, the stone work looks really well preserved – beautiful captures! :o) xxx
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Thank you, Xenia. It was a fantastic place and right in the middle of the town 🤗 xxx
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Your photos are so detailed I feel I can touch the bricks. Beautiful post.
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Thanks so much! It was a very atmospheric place.
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You’re welcome!
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Love these photos. Not sure why, but I kind of love ruins…
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Thank you 🙂 Me too, there’s so much atmosphere.
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Amazing, Cathy.
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It really was.
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