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- Williamsburg, VA
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- Chris
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Architecture Show "Old Building(s)"
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Panolyman
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- Wild West Wales
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- Brian
This is all that's left of St.Brynach's church, in the village of Cwm-yr-Eglwys (Valley of the Church) on the North Pembrokeshire coast, in Wales.
The rest of the building, along with several cottages, was washed away in a great storm in 1859.
The rest of the building, along with several cottages, was washed away in a great storm in 1859.
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- Williamsburg, VA
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- Chris
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- Salish Sea
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- Beaumaris, Melbourne, Australia
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- John ...
And that 14-150 MkII looks to be a very recommendable lens too, Mike.
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- Salish Sea
Yep, good travel lens. Cheap/expendable if I fall in the creek or it gets stolen. Weather resistant for the PacNW or Scotland. Decent quality but no 12-100. Relatively small/light. Good working range paired with the tiny 9-18.
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That one we missed Chris. Passed near on the train once and by car another time but didn't stop.
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- Williamsburg, VA
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- Chris
My family and I did a motor car tour around Scotland in 2018. My daughter orchestrated the sites we visited. Many of them were a bit obscure.
I've got a bunch more to post
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- Beaumaris, Melbourne, Australia
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- John ...
Greatly looking forward to seeing them, Chris ...My family and I did a motor car tour around Scotland in 2018. My daughter orchestrated the sites we visited. Many of them were a bit obscure.
I've got a bunch more to post
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Panolyman
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- Brian
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- Beaumaris, Melbourne, Australia
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- John ...
Are you certain that isn't a Doric cone, Brian?
Nice photo, mate. Glad to see you back posting again.
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- Fremantle, Western Australia
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- Andrew
Central École Militaire building - PARIS-2018-23 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
2018 July France - UK holiday: Not a great photo due to lots of horse training activity going in front of the building.
Panolyman
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- Brian
Not particularly old old, but reasonable old.
This is one of the three Bonded Warehouses built in the early 1900's , overlooking the River Avon, which was at the time navigable up to this point.
They were built mostly to meet the demands of the booming tobacco industry and wine imports.
They are all now Grade II listed buildings, with one of them now housing various organisations working in sustainable development.
Apparently they were the first buildings in Britain to be constructed from reinforced concrete, but I love the evening light on the brickwork.
This is one of the three Bonded Warehouses built in the early 1900's , overlooking the River Avon, which was at the time navigable up to this point.
They were built mostly to meet the demands of the booming tobacco industry and wine imports.
They are all now Grade II listed buildings, with one of them now housing various organisations working in sustainable development.
Apparently they were the first buildings in Britain to be constructed from reinforced concrete, but I love the evening light on the brickwork.
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Panolyman
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It must be blooming' dark and gloomy inside there.
And why is the roof so tall?
I can only imagine the roof space was used for storage of hay or grain etc?
Quite a few times I walked through these impressive ruins and had an eye on the loch in case Nessie would show up. No chance!
Panolyman
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- Brian
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- Fremantle, Western Australia
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- Andrew
House, ‘Danum House’ 6 Fothergill Street, Fremantle by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
This is part of a series of photos I planned to take of my neighboured, just documenting it as it is, life so speak as Tim Winton described it in his book, Cloudstreet. I started this project in 2016, then it lapsed until 2020 and here I am restarting it in 2023.
No. 6 Fothergill Street is a City of Fremantle-listed heritage property. The house was built in 1909/10 when the street was known as John Street and it was owned and occupied by Nicholas Tunbridge Sheet.
It was sold to the current owners in February 2021 for $1,785,000.
Cloudstreet #005
