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Category Archives: London
MM 195 Octophant
I went back to our trip to London in 2013 to select my entry for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge and its Street Art theme. We spent the better part of a day in the Brick Lane area of East … Continue reading
Posted in Art, London, Travel
Tagged Alexis Diaz, Brick Lane, Hanbury Street, Leanne Cole, Monochrome Madness Challenge, octophant, photography, street art, travel, travel photography
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MM 4-04 Avebury Stones
My wife and I visited London during the Fall of 2013 and one day signed up for an all-day bus tour to Stonehenge, Glastonbury and Avebury. Over the years I have posted several photos and stories about our Stonehenge (see … Continue reading
Posted in London, Travel
Tagged Avebury, England, Leanne Cole, Monochrome Madness Challenge, neolithic henges, photography, travel, travel photography
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Traveling with our Irish Cousins in Europe and the US
We stayed in Edinburgh for one week during our visit to Scotland this last May. And three of those days were spent with our Irish cousins Henry and Geraldine and Henry’s niece Rosie. It was our eighth reunion with our … Continue reading
Posted in Amsterdam, California, Family History, Ireland, London, Netherlands, Nevada, Paris, Scotland, Travel, Venice
Tagged Ards Peninsula, County Down, Dublin, Edinburgh, genealogy, Holywood, Muckle cousins, photography, travel, travel photography
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MM 3-4: The City of London in Monochrome
Leanne Cole has suggested that “city” be the theme for this week’s Monochrome Madness Challenge. So I decided to submit this shot from our Fall 2013 vacation in England.
Posted in London, Travel
Tagged City of London, Leanne Cole, Monochrome Madness Challenge, photography, Tower Bridge, travel, travel photography
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MM 2-20: A Sailing Ship’s Rigging in Monochrome
In the Fall of 2013 we traveled to London and spent a day visiting the UNESCO Heritage Site called Maritime Greenwich which includes the Royal Observatory, the Royal Navy College, the National Maritime Museum and the Cutty Sark, one of … Continue reading
London 2013: The Monks of Glastonbury Abbey
The history of Glastonbury goes back at least 1700 years. A Christian religious center was established in Glastonbury by the 5th century, probably building over older pagan structures. What is now Somerset County became part of the Saxon kingdom of … Continue reading
London 2013: Glastonbury Abbey’s St Patrick’s Chapel
It took a mere five minutes to travel from Chalice Well to the entrance to Glastonbury Abbey on Magdalene Street near its intersection with High Street. David our tour guide got us through the admission process and then told us … Continue reading
London 2013: Chalice Well
French troubadours in the 12th century sang about how a chalice containing the blood of Christ was brought to Britain by Joseph of Arimathea. Soon many versions of the Holy Grail story spread across Europe. According to one version a … Continue reading
London 2013: From Stonehenge to the Isle of Avalon
It took an hour an a half to get to Stonehenge from London and after our 45 minute stay there we drove for another hour and a half to our next stop — Glastonbury Tor, a high hill crowned with … Continue reading
Posted in London, Travel
Tagged Arthurian legend, Avalon, Chalice Well, Glastonbury Abbey, Glastonbury Music Festival, Glastonbury Tor, Gwyn ap Nudd, Holy Grail, King Arthur, ley line, milestone, millennium stone, photography, Somerset County, St Michael Archangel, travel, travel photography, Wessex
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London 2013: Our Bus Trip to Stonehenge
We saw the sunrise only once during our London stay. That was the day (Friday, September 27th) we took a long, long ride on a mini-bus to Stonehenge and a few other places in southwest England. We were told to … Continue reading
Posted in London, Travel
Tagged London day trips, photography, southwest England, Stonehenge, travel, travel photography
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