England
England 2019 – Architecture
We’re back from England and now I have the task of sorting through the 1200 photos I took. In the meantime, I’ll post a few galleries of photos edited during the trip on SnapSeed. This is architecture of a religious nature. Taken in Kent and our Trip to the Cotswold’s and Cambridge.
Retired Letterbox – Nice Work!
Back in June of 2003 I placed two letterboxes in woods near Tunbridge Wells. One was quickly removed. I hid it behind a wall and think the land owner probably removed it.
The other one, however, remained in place. This trip I checked on it, as you may have read in a post from a few weeks back. After 12 years it’s not in great shape. The stamp and pad are going and the pages have several forms of fungus and mold. I had planned to transplant it to America, but having watched The Strain, I’m worried that I may introduce some pathogen to the colonies.
In order to preserve all the stamps I collected from people that found it, in creating this album.
Dartmoor
Wistman’s Woods
Dartmoor is one of the most magical places in England. The bleak moors, the endless hills, the mysterious piles of rocks.
The most magical place on Dartmoor is Wistman’s Wood. Trees grow between rocks, all covered in a layer of moss. Photos fail to do it justice, but here are some anyway
