It was a cracking view from the Roman Theatre in Segesta a couple of weeks ago. It was a shame I couldn’t stay long enough for the Calatafimi Segesta Festival that is currently running. Maybe next time.
The Roman Temple
View from the Citadel, Budva, June 2015.
Albert Dock in Liverpool on a grey September day.
Most of the year, it’s very easy to forget about this flour mill tucked away in the village, under the bridge, surrounded by the glen but it seems to come alive when autumn sets in.
I stumbled across this lovely wildflower meadow in the grounds of the World Museum in Liverpool over the weekend.
The Museum of Liverpool and some snippets of what’s currently being exhibited. Free entry by the way!
A twist in the tale.
Pivot
Twist And Shout
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It was fun experimenting in different locations with the thick mist. This is Lonan Church (photographs taken yesterday) which is the “new” Lonan Church, built in 1834. The old Lonan Church (St Adamnan’s, which I’ve posted about previously) dates back to the 14th century.
These are the last of the misty photographs for now as I think I’ll move onto something more upbeat (elements permitting!).
The last 2 photographs are of the old Church (taken Feb 2013).
Let the great wheel spin 