The original castle of the Tower of London, built in the 1200’s.

A Roman statue near the baths in Bath, England.

These statues guard the boundaries to the old city of London.

Playing with black-and-white while photographing an old graveyard in Edinburgh.

Last week I posted a picture of a canola field from northern Minnesota; below is a picture of one in Scotland (and a picturesque stone wall.)

A view from inside a prisoner’s room at the Tower of London.

These are of the ruined Castle Urquhart, on Loch Ness in Scotland. This lake is huge, it’s completely understandable that people could have seen some odd things in the lake, that never surfaced.

I also like the man just chilling on the bench in the 2nd picture; he looks like the only person here, just hanging out at the castle, looking for Nessie.

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is the Bath Abbey, during a rainy/cloudy/sunny afternoon in Bath, England. I’m trying to do a better job of not taking crooked pictures, or at least leaving enough that I can straighten and crop then in Photoshop. I think I was more interested in the sky and capturing how huge this church is, and only later noticed the picture was crooked. Learning!