Pictures of Levisham

Submitted by paul wood(12th January 2009)

Skeltons Tower

This was built by the reverend Skelton who I believe built it as a follie for him to use as a place to read and to write

A picture of: Levisham, North Yorkshire

Photograph taken with a FUJIFILM FinePix S5700 S700

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North Yorkshire, English Countryside, Ancient England, Buildings & Structures

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Comment by poe(13th January 2009)

Lovely shot Paul

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Comment by Ruth Gregory(14th January 2009)

Beautiful, Paul.

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Comment by Sue Bristo(16th January 2009)

Lovely pic Paul.

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Comment by glynis stevens(22nd August 2009)

I would love to read there it look,s so peaceful lovely picture Paul.

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Comment by Julie Lee(14th September 2009)

Well found. Building ruins with doorways and windows onto nature always have a sort of surreality. I wonder how many follies there are in England and whether anyone has catalogued them! Interesting subject, follies were normally constructed for very personal reasons by some quite individual people, thanks for showing this one

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