girl on the train to london
Tag Archives: united kingdom
barefoot
the henge shop
mountain mist
gowbarrow fell
scotland fence
thirteenth century view
sheep and buttercups live here
don’t tempt him
perspective
drizzle
Canon’s Ashby, Northamptonshire UK
parish church of chaldon, caterham, county surrey, england
This lovely village church dates back to the late 10th century and, like everything in England, is rich with character and history. You can read about it here: http://chaldonchurch.co.uk/history-chaldon-church
footpath
st. margaret’s church, westminster abbey, london (a gallery of six images)
This beautiful church sits on the grounds of Westminster Abbey and was consecrated in 1523. It’s also been the church of the House of Commons since 1614. The church is still used regularly for worship and musical recitals. There are five photos in this post, so thank you very much for viewing them all. You’ll know you’re at the end when you see the little magpie!
the shed national theatre, london
I couldn’t stop staring at the bright geometrics of this astounding (and temporary!) structure. The cardinal red looks hyper realistic in the surrounding landscape of grey, muted colors.
You can read about it here: http://www.e-architect.co.uk/london/the_shed_national_theatre.htm
scotney castle
Sunearthsky 