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Sunday 21 August 2011
East Mathers; Aug 2011
Have been out and about this weekend and we were blessed with good sunshine.
Very nice pictures, beautiful skies and I am totally impressed with the sea washed rocks. Much of it looks like the ruins of a battlement for protecting a castle. I'll wager that the land has water on two sides, a perfect place for a castle. When I traveled, I just got too excited about finding locations like East Mathers, then piecing together the history of the area.
you are right, it was an old cottage, and for those who asked, there is a whole flooded village under the sea. Its just a case of the coast line changing its place and covering what was there. No castle, ne prehistoric ruins , just a little fishing village . :-)
:-).... with the exception of the weather..............I think you are right, my sister who lives in France has often said she loves Scotland and if she could move it a few hundred miles south she would happily live there.
When I see ruins like these, I think that in some place, back in history, people got together to build these for specific purposes, whether homes or places of communal worship. They had people inside of them doing ordinary things. Quite a few from this building: inspiring to imagination.
such beauty
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Gorgeous, rocky and beautiful! I love the size, shape and colours of the rocks! Awesome!
ReplyDeletebeautiful Loretta-
ReplyDeletelove this one
ReplyDeleteoooh these would go great in my bathroom project
ReplyDeletereally like this one too-a great painting subject
ReplyDeleteUtterly wow.
ReplyDeleteI like this. Dreamy and suggestive.
ReplyDeleteOh there is my ocean♥
ReplyDeleteLove all of the colors here.
ReplyDeleteRugged and delicate all at once.
ReplyDeleteTakes my breath away!
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures, beautiful skies and I am totally impressed with the sea washed rocks. Much of it looks like the ruins of a battlement for protecting a castle. I'll wager that the land has water on two sides, a perfect place for a castle. When I traveled, I just got too excited about finding locations like East Mathers, then piecing together the history of the area.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful set of photos ~ it would be fascinating to know the stories behind those walls !
ReplyDeleteOh wow. Wonder how old it is?
ReplyDeleteInteresting old ruin.
ReplyDeleteWho's that up there?
ReplyDeleteLooks great against the blue sky.
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ReplyDeleteExcellent framing :-))
ReplyDeleteYou got a really nice day.
ReplyDeleteWhat was this building? I'm guessing an old fisherman's cottage.
ReplyDeleteNice rocky shoreline. Lots of interesting rock-pools to explore at low tide methinks.
ReplyDeleteNice shot.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours of the rocks.
ReplyDeleteLots of red rocks here.
ReplyDeleteI always like to see a goodly collection of wildflowers.
ReplyDeleteReally nice :-))
ReplyDeleteIs that an old sea-wall I can see?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky.
ReplyDeleteGreat set Loretta :-))
ReplyDeleteyou are right, it was an old cottage, and for those who asked, there is a whole flooded village under the sea. Its just a case of the coast line changing its place and covering what was there. No castle, ne prehistoric ruins , just a little fishing village . :-)
ReplyDeleteevery time I see rocks on the beach I think of your shower, if rock were not so heavy and expensive to post, you would have a crate full by now. :-)
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful skies, and I see why there are so many artists from this beautiful country. I don't think you have too much to envy of France.
ReplyDelete:-).... with the exception of the weather..............I think you are right, my sister who lives in France has often said she loves Scotland and if she could move it a few hundred miles south she would happily live there.
ReplyDeleteAmazing colour variants in these rocks.
ReplyDeleteWhen I see ruins like these, I think that in some place, back in history, people got together to build these for specific purposes, whether homes or places of communal worship. They had people inside of them doing ordinary things. Quite a few from this building: inspiring to imagination.
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