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Billy Visits Scotland – St. Andrews Cathedral
This chapter in Billy’s travel journal was one that I enjoyed but he did not like it much. He enjoyed the view walking towards St. Andrews but once we entered, he was disappointed that it wasn’t another castle where he … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, History, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Billy visits Scotland, cathedral, church, historic, photography, ruins, Scotland, St. Andrews
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St. Andrew’s Day
Next to St. Andrews Bay and the North Sea in St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland lies the remains of the cathedral of St. Andrew, St. Andrews Cathedral. It was built in 1158 and became the center of the medieval Catholic Church … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, History, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Canon, photography, photos, ruins, Scotland, St. Andrews, St. Andrews Cathedral
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Almost missed it
The it is Kilchurn Castle ruins here on Loch Awe in Argyl and Bute, Scotland; constructed in the mid 1500’s. We had just picked up our car from the airport in Edinburgh and were heading west on our Scotland road … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, History, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged black and white, Canon, Kilchurn Castle, photo, photography, ruins, Scotland
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Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel
Three miles outside of Oban, Scotland lies the Dunstaffnage Castle and chapel. It is a partially ruined castle that sits on a conglomerate rock at the entrance to Loch Etive surrounded on three sides by the sea. It is one … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, History, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Argyl and Bute, Canon, castle, chapel, Dunstaffnage castle, ghost, Oban, photography, photos, ruins, Scotland, Sony
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Mill Ruins 2 – The monster monochrome edition
Some would argue that Halloween (and all of it’s other names) really isn’t a holiday. When I was in the corporate world my philosophy was if I didn’t get a paid day off, then it wasn’t a holiday! But as … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Photo Techniques, photography
Tagged black and white, Frankenstein, mill, monochrome, photography, photos, ruins
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Mill Ruins
The Bieber – Wigton Mill Ruins are located along the Olentangy River in Delaware County, Ohio. This grist mill was built from 1843-1844 and has a bit of a colorful history involving owners having to sell it because of financial … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, History, Ohio, photography
Tagged abandoned, architecture, historical, limestone, mill, Ohio, photography, photos, ruins
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