Friday, November 20, 2015
Leaves of Fall
Took a walk thru University Parks to get away from the constant noise of the leaf blower at my apartment. Ended up taking a few photos of leaves, but in a much more peaceful environment.
Leaves on Grass - University Parks, Oxford England
Ginkgo with Green - University Parks, Oxford England
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Rollright Stones
Although I've been there two or three times, I don't believe I've ever posted photos of the Rollright Stones. Much much smaller than the Avebury Circle, and the stones are mere pebbles compared to Stonehenge, the Rollrights are still interesting. We've stopped by on occasion along the way to other attractions in the Cotswolds. The Rollrights are very rough stones with lots of lichens on them. Every time I've visited, only a couple other people were there. Here are some photos from when we stopped by a couple months ago.
The Rollright Stones - Oxfordshire, England
This One is Winking at Me
The King Stone - Oxfordshire, England
Sunday, November 01, 2015
Fall Along the Canal
Beautiful day for a walk along the canal. When I positioned myself to take the photo of the long boat and canal, out of the corner of my eye I saw the kingfisher fly by. Luckily my 2x was on, so I had an effective 400mm reach and ended up with a few decent shots. He's not real good at sitting still or hanging around.
Kingfisher - Oxford Canal, Oxford England
Long Boat and Tow Path - Oxford Canal
Fall Leaves Reflection - Oxford Canal
Fallen Leaves - Oxford Canal
Monday, October 26, 2015
Faces Around Oxford
Saw these guys in our wandering around Oxford this past Friday .
Praying Angel - Keble College Chapel, Oxford England
Bum??? - New College, Oxford
An Emperor's Head - Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford
A People Watcher - Broad Street, Oxford
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Painswick
Today's outing took us to Painswick. Another "cute little town" in the Cotswolds. Back in wool's heyday for the region, Painswick was a bustling and important wool town. Evidence can be seen in the fancy tabletop tombs around the church of St Mary. (Similar to how Glasgow's importance in Victorian times is evident in the monuments and tombs at the Necropolis) Here are a bunch of photos from today.
A Cute Little Cotswold Town - Painswick
St. Mary's - Painswick
Some of the 99 Yews at St. Mary's - Painswick
Table Tombs, St. Mary's - Painswick
"Decoration" on Table Tomb, St. Mary's - Painswick
"Decoration" on Table Tomb, St. Mary's - Painswick
Tombstones, St. Mary's - Painswick
Friday, October 23, 2015
Necropolis Glasgow
The Necropolis in Glasgow was worth the visit. We caught it in the late afternoon and then I went back at sunrise.
Curved Path - Necropolis, Glasgow
Necropolis, Glasgow
Necropolis, Glasgow
Necropolis, Glasgow
Necropolis, Glasgow
Necropolis, Glasgow
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Wednesday, October 07, 2015
King Arthur's Castle?
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