Between the walls of the Great Enclosure. The wall behind me dates from the 1400s, the one in front with its less skilled brickwork dates from the 1200s AD.
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Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
What an amazing photo Tish. Captured in history.
Yes, and almost a monument myself these days – a long ago shot 🙂
Haha well as with most of us we are hardest on ourselves.
amazing shot Tish
What a fabulous photograph:)
what a fabulous place to visit. I’m off to visit your link right now. 🙂
Great capture of the scene and history, Tish!
Thank you, Amy.
this is a wonderful photograph- just perfect for the challenge!
Thank you so much for commenting and visiting my blog, vanillarock.
Thank you for the image. I’ve never seen a good one of this before, though I’ve heard of it.
Gosh, the texture in the photo and composition is lovely (here I go talking like I know how to talk about these things). But I like the roly-poly quality of the bricks and your expression, in between. Cool. It’s that kind of expression you put on in a scene like this when you’re surrounded by something so much bigger than yourself, which is funny. Like how am I here, right now?
Glad it hit the spot, Bill.
It is a stunning photo!!
Thank you. It’s a very amazing place
This is great Tish. I love seeing you here.
I could imagine how small we are when walking between those two walls… Great Shot, Tish….
cheers,
Nurul
Thanks, Nurul. And yes those walls are amazing – just wonderfully laid brick by brick and no mortar.
Amazing what remains and what does not. 🙂
I think that is a comment of archaeological proportions – much like your poetry, Nomzi – lots of strata 🙂
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I have some photos taken in almost exactly the same place! such a great place for photos.
It’s an amazing place isn’t it. I’d love to go back now,
A fantastic shot in every way Tish!!! Great light, and that antiquity is hard to beat. Kudos to the photographer 🙂
Lovely comment, Madhu. Thank you, I’ll tell him 🙂