This ancient church at Braceby, Lincolnshire, is a bit of a wreck. It was inelegantly built upwards in the fifteenth century, has lost its south aisle, had windows reset, and more. Yet, in its churchyard of crazily leaning gravestones, I think it has a certain charm. Tony For more info go to: http://photoreflect.blogspot.com/2008/01/ive-got-those-faded-jeans-knocked-about.html
Tony!!!! !!!! !!!! Great to see you posting again. I have very much missed seeing your pics. This one is lovely...I especially like the look of the moss on the roof. What an interesting find, with so many crazily tilted headstones
Arrrggghhhhh!!!!!!!!!!! DITTO IN SUCH A BIG WAY :mrgreen: Great to see you back :hugs: Explain yourself, where've you been? I was beginning to get worried about you. More foties mucho pronto if you'd be so kind...
Thanks for the kind comments timd346, Antarctican, Kundaline, jwkwd, Empress, Dani, Chris & Abraxas. Thanks too for the welcome back. My extended absence was connected with moving house - so much to do, etc. Chris, I'm no longer on the Fylde Coast, but in Lincolnshire, which presents different photographic opportunities and challenges. It'll take me a few days to get back into the groove, but I intend to post regularly again. Regards, Tony
Oh, you're over there now. Not been across there since I did my RAF basic training at Swinderby Don't know whether you saw these, but they may be familiar a wreck another wreck yet another wreck
Very nice wrecks Chris, and black and white suits them beautifully. I didn't see them first time round. I hope you had wellies with good tread when you took them . I'll miss my old stamping grounds along the hills, the coast and the River Wyre. Lincolnshire has, probably, less variety of rural and urban scenery, but I'm starting to come to terms with the possibilities it offers. Regards, Tony
