House in the country , in need of some repair ...

[Birma]

Hope you'l excuse the reprive of this old thread, but another bank holiday, and another trip to Witley Court in the sunshine .


Fountain and House by Birm, on Flickr


Witley Court and Fountain by Birm, on Flickr

You can see from the fountain that it was much more windy on the most recent visit.

A700 and Tamron 11-18 on this visit. Again with CPL.

[Greg Beetham]

It's a majestic place Birma, looks popular at the moment too. The 11-18 is delivering the goods, those look nice and crisp.
Greg

[Birma]

Thanks Greg It is a large site so even when it is busy, you can be pretty much on your own. That is until someone comes and puts there picnic pblanket right next to yours . Why do peolple do that?

[Dr. Harout]

Thanks Greg It is a large site so even when it is busy, you can be pretty much on your own. That is until someone comes and puts there picnic pblanket right next to yours . Why do people do that?

To get your food too...

[Greg Beetham]

Yeah I've noticed that on occasion, maybe it's because they think you've pinched their favourite spot or something, I'm not sure on that one, not when there is so much vacant space all around, it could be they are just lonely.
Greg

[aa los banos]

enjoyed viewing the photos birma, old architecture......very well taken

[Birma]

Thanks AA .

Thanks for the suggestions Doc and Greg

[Anne_LilyofTheValley]

Very nice Birma. Seems it is very calm and peaceful there. I would love to take pictures of this place.

[Birma]

Thank you Anne

It is a very photogenic place. You can shot architecture, flora, landscapes and people - all in one spot.