Tag Archives: Places
The Historic City of #Stirling #Photography #MondayBlogs
The approach to Stirling is impressive with this incredible view of Stirling Castle (more of the castle in a future post) perched on top of the cliff. Its position was important in the line of defence and the town was granted a Royal Charter in the 12th century. It was witness to battles against the English during the Wars of Independence, including The Battle of Stirling Bridge and Bannockburn.
Luss ~ Lovely Village on the Shores of Loch Lomond #Photography #Scotland
Luss is a lovely little conservation village on the west coast of Loch Lomond, within the Trossachs National Park. It was used for exterior filming of the Scottish day time soap ‘Take the High Road’ during the 80s and 90s.
Penrhyn Castle ~ Part 3 ~ The Interior #Photography
The castle took over fifteen years to complete and after seeing the incredibly intricate and opulent interior I could appreciate why.
The library…
Penrhyn Castle ~ Part 2 ~ The Setting #Photography
From its elevated vantage point, the views from Penrhyn Castle are spectacular and far reaching. From the seascape (when the tide’s in) to Llandudno Bay and the Great Orme to views over the Menai Strait and Anglesey, or inland to Snowdonia, whichever way you look there are stunning vistas.
#WordlessWednesday ~ Budleigh Salterton, Devon #Photography
#WordlessWednesday ~ Glynllifon Park #Historic Gardens #Wales
A Lovely Day in #Portmeirion #Wales #Photography #SundayBlogShare
Portmeirion was designed and built in the Italianate style by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between the 1920s and 1970s, with colourful, elaborate buildings.
#WordlessWednesday ~ Coastal Views #Photography
Church Island ~ Menai Bridge #Photography #MondayBlogs
Following on from last week’s post about the Belgian Promenade, as you walk across the causeway on to Church Island you’re met by this amazing tree and the stone plaque that goes with it.
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