| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2013)Shops closed? No one on the High Street. Unusual. I do like the pattern in the brick roadway. Even the simplest things in England are beautiful each in its own way. America is just "get it done and get on with it." Sad. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2013)Trouble finding grub in winter, ha ha? Cute photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2013)Excellent composition. Fascinating photo. Yes, looks like a question mark--probably questioning why so few people there attend their parish church. What a shame. England used to be known as the "Isle of Saints." |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2013)A little child--possibly she lost her parent. Yes, a thought provoking image. Excellent. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2013)Oops! It's a hornet! Even stranger. Here we call pest control if we have trouble with hornets. Why a hornet, pray tell? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2013)Why a monument to a bee? Interesting photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th December 2012)Without a doubt one of the most perfect photos on POE, if not THE most perfect. I really mean it. It's been in faves since 2011. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th December 2012)This iron man is equipped quite well, isn't he? @LOL. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th November 2012)Apparently cannot be posted to FB. Oh well. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th November 2012)I agree with Dave. How old is the Green Man? Is he supposed to be an elf or wood sprite? I'm posting pic to Facebook to get members for POE and maybe a couple of tourists. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th November 2012)Dramatic angle. Nice to see people walking near this historic and famous place. I'm posting this to Facebook to try to drum up tourism and members for POE. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th November 2012)Dramatic photo. Glowering skies over this ancient and venerable church. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th November 2012)What a charming picture. The wonderful gates showing the name of the great saint honored in this very old parish church. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th November 2012)Love the colors of the crocus complementing blue sky.Brilliant. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th November 2012)A treasure, Ron. Great photo of an English rose. No finer roses anywhere. A prize winner. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th November 2012)How beautiful. I love the color and the flower shape also. Wonderful photo of English flowers. England has the most beautiful flowers in the world. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th November 2012)What a capture, what composition. Nearly perfect photo, Brian. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th November 2012)Great photo, Ron. Wonderful to see where Sir Winston Churchill was born. Quite dramatic with the grey skies over the palace. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2012)Were the soldiers simply visiting or were they quartered at the castle? We once knew a man whose surname was Cholmondeley; he owned a restaurant in Cincinnati, Ohio. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2012)Beautiful colors, but a sense of loss about it--the bomber crew lies there. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2012)Nice set of photos. The beach looks just right for an evening stroll. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2012)Grey skies always make photos have drama. Beautiful fountain and museum. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2012)Dramatic capture, Rod. I like the little boy being protected by the men of England. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2012)Lovely colors. An 'impressionist' photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2012)Good composition. Dramatic and artistic photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(1st November 2012)I see the bakery delivers by bicycle. Charming. The structure looks ancient. Wonderful pic. A slice of village life. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(1st November 2012)A really lovely, colorful and thought-provoking picture. Such peace and tranquility. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(1st November 2012)Looks like a greeting card or a painting Mike. Love the greyhound in the pic. Looks like a greyhound anyway. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2012)Gorgeous capture. Perfect symmetry. Impressive. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2012)Wonderful arboreal capture. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2012)Lovely, summery, and ancient - unbeatable. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2012)It's the White Horse, Rod. No wonder the pic is tipsy. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2012)Snow on 2 August? Frightfully dramatic weather. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2012)Dramatic photo, capturing the ancient feel in it. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2012)Lovely capture. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)My, my, how recently this structure was re-built - only 592 years ago @LOL. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)Great capture & focal point. Oops! The OT book of Wisdom was removed from the King James Bible. Surprised the inscription was not done away with in the 17th C. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)Lovely painting of Rye. Mr. Bailey surely should have it lithographed to appear on a calendar or even on Christmas cards. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)The sky is brilliantly captured with the hut nearly an afterthought. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)I also love this photo - it's 'picture perfect.' |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)John, you purchased this place for 100 GBP? A bargain. I noticed there appears to be 2 raised gardening beds-good for broccoli, brussels sprouts and cauliflower. Yummy veggies. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)Now this is a truly marvy photo! Perfect composition and focal point. It's a double 5 rating! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)Lovely view, but what is the structure you photographed? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)Wonderful English hodgepodge pic. Delightful view. I'm putting this one on Facebook to attract folks to go to England on holiday and to come to the POE site. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)Very nice. The old clergyhouse appears to have a recent thatch job as the thatched roof is in perfect condition. Really good capture, Martin. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th October 2012)Interesting photo. Hard to believe it's heavy overcast and bare trees in May. It appears as to be still wintertime in Banbury. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(6th October 2012)They roll up the pavements at night, ha ha. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(6th October 2012)The comedian on POE. I like this cute pic! Give it a 5 just for the funny. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(6th October 2012)Beautiful photo |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th October 2012)Great photo. Why is it called "The Rabbit Room?" Should be an historic plaque put up mentioning The Inklings--they're famous. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th October 2012)(There was snow on 11 Sept.?) Yes, an interesting photo. The monks wanted their water without dust & bird droppings in it I'm sure. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th October 2012)Really ancient church! Thanks for photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th October 2012)Open window in this ancient structure. I love medieval Shrewsbury. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th October 2012)Lovely ancient stained glass. Very good & clear photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2012)Magnificent structures. And with blue sky and fluffy clouds overhead. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2012)Good picture. The 2 "white figures" are water, aren't they? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th August 2012)Some fine lads piping and lasses at the head. Good composition. Good subject and background. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th August 2012)Very interesting pic. Well done, Victor. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)Aah. True blue skies. This is the University? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)Interesting. This ancient structure even has a place for flowers above. Charming photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)Well done, Ken. Church appears to be 1000 years old. Norman? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)Absolutely delightful, interesting, with excellent composition. Well done. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)Good shot. But what is this odd little plant? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)Mood and drama. But no description! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)Darwin was & is a great man. Nice to see a photo of his home. The house to the right looks Calif. contemporary; rather an oddity in England isn't it? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)a magazine shot. And I saw this one in Vistavision, LOL. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)Sunlight on Porthleven! I've seen mostly brooding skies over the town. Well done, Joy. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)A wide, dramatic and beautiful vista. Best seen in full screen (just like cinemascope, ha ha). |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th August 2012)Interesting shot. Terraced hillsides. Looks as though needs rain. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th August 2012)Oh, much clearer view. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th August 2012)Another good pic. Looks as though there might be a fisheries industry here. I see a marina in foreground, but is there a rather curved pier in background or connector bridge? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th August 2012)Good composition. Interesting pic. How do vehicles get there? I don't see a road exiting Crovie, unless it's hidden beyond the hill. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th August 2012)Love it. A secret place only a hiker could find. A watchtower or mill? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th August 2012)Well-framed picture. The tree seems to beckon with its gnarled "arms and hands." Raw beauty. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th August 2012)Good pic. The Smokies sign makes me hungry for the kippers my Dad used to fix for Saturday breakfast. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th August 2012)Thank you for this photo. It's nice to see a bit of Scotland. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)Quite unique. An ancient drinking fountain. A kindness from olden times. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)St. Nectan's Glen is a magical paradise. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)What a picture! Full screen it seems a small jungle paradise. Such beauty. Deserves double five. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)A ferry? It's a quay so there must be water at other side. I see gorgeous trees and an interesting piece of machinery which seems to have a toothed winch. Picturesque. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)Such a lovely land welcoming visitors. The arboretum beckons visitors to view the trees of this land. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)Wonderful structure. Who needs so-called modern buildings?My English ancestors knew how to build right and true. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)Lovely. Happiness over the hill for travellers. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)Extraordinary work. Blended exposures give the appearance of great age under brooding skies. What is a "centre monument?" We, at least in the west, don't have such monuments. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)Cute. 19th C. gingerbread added to peaks of roof; next house appears a bit tipsy, LOL. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)Really good set of photos. Like the up close ones best. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)Really good, clear view of this unique neighborhood. Can't make out any entrances on left side of street. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th August 2012)Good, well framed, and quite interesting. So many 16th C. structures, so much history here. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th August 2012)Quite a photo. So now I know what YOU look like. You know what we look like. I'm speaking of Ron, Dennis. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th August 2012)Well-framed photo. Looks as though it once was a lovely retreat for swimming. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th August 2012)Love this one. After a cleansing rain--it all looks put right and proper. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th August 2012)Nice winter sunlight. Lovely blue sky. Never seen such fancy and decorative windows on a hospital before. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2012)Great pic. What a lush garden. Pic made more interesting with a man in it. On the path he is framed well by the garden. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2012)Good framing--caught the flag perfectly. But what is that interesting animal? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th July 2012)lovely subject, good choice. Well done. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th July 2012)Is he real? If so, he's really a beauty. I'm fond of horses, cows and PIGS. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(22nd July 2012)A marvelous photo. What a wonderful way the ancient is blended with the more modern part. And the topiary is dignified and lends tranquility to Hall Place. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th July 2012)Clever photo. Didn't know you grew peanuts in the UK. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th July 2012)Scary tree. Good picture. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th July 2012)Have they finished the station by now? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th July 2012)How lovely. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th July 2012)Tranquil and amazing. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th July 2012)Unbelievably gorgeous--a dream come to life. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(29th April 2012)Wonderful pic! Makes me wish I was still as young and hearty as I was in 1961 because had I known this place existed so close to York city I would have toured this forest walking along and being peaceful. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(4th April 2012)Lovely, peaceful |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd April 2012)Beautiful. I sought out Spalding just to see why Premier Foods Group located in it. You know--Bird's Custard Powder and Harley's blackcurrant jam, etc. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd April 2012)Here we would say one is looking at the back of the church. To us the altar is always termed the front of the church. It is ingrained into Americans. This is a fine photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th March 2012)Many hundreds of years old that parish church. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th March 2012)The gardener even temporarily left a tool. No doubt to go in and have a cuppa. Lovely fragrant climbing roses, aaahhhh. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(4th March 2012)The "Ship of the Fens." |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th January 2012)Wonderful photo of this lovely stately home. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th January 2012)Lovely photo, Vicky. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(22nd January 2012)Wonderful, wonderful. Beautiful composition and angle on a lovely day. Your photo captures the air of medieval times. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th January 2012)Beautiful, well composed. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th January 2012)We're going to spend a few days here. Why do you call Eastbourne "hard and souless?" |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th January 2012)Terrific capture. But why do you camouflage your airplanes? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th January 2012)Sally, your photos always capture the ambience of a place as this one does so well. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th January 2012)How lovely. We will be staying a few days in Eastbourne. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(17th January 2012)Beautiful composition, Mick. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th January 2012)Lovely tranquil photo. Interesting how our language differs. A brook here is a narrow, shallow stream usually running over stones. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th January 2012)Terrific photo. But for us foreigners, what is it? A theatre or an abbey? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd January 2012)Striking photo of the drawbridge as the harbor cruise boat goes under. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th December 2011)Wonderful capture, Ray. I remember the train to Edinburgh going around a bend and suddenly there's Durham. Lovely autumn colors. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd November 2011)Really terrific set of pics, Dave. All reminding me of my visit. Now my son wants to go to RHB! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd November 2011)And the mystery is...does anyone live there now or is it a tourist haunt? Perhaps "little people" (midgets) live there? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd November 2011)How about orange-colored light on this group on Halloween? Scare the tar out of the ghosts and goblins lol. Wonderful capture, Dave. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd November 2011)Really great view of RHB. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd November 2011)I never saw RHB from this POV. Different, and capturing the rainbow is a bonus. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd November 2011)Everything about this photo is spot on. A perfect photo of an enchanting place. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd November 2011)Just lovely |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2011)Pleased the Camoy family were and are recusant. Such bravery and intelligence. Photo excellent. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2011)Just beautiful. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th October 2011)Wonderful photo. Good capture. I wonder who wakes up in there every morning? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Just wonderful. Almost like strolling past these cottages. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Definitely will visit the bakery. Wonderful set of photos, Paul. Top Notch. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)I, too, love churches. Is that a tiny bird perching on the cross at the top of the steeple? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)To me this looks like a painting from the V&A museum. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Straightaway into faves. Perfectly composed photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)I agree with Cathy, great picture. Minimalist decoration or lack thereof, no doubt authentic to the time period. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Mod cons in Lacock. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Paul, thank you for this photo of the village. I've put Lacock on the list of places to visit. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Joseph, did you notice the little visitor on the chimneytop? Your picture has inspired me to put Lacock on list of places to visit whilst in England. Thank you. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Brenda, I really like this pic. Hard to imagine a hotel so very old. The photo is wonderful. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)The sheer size of the rooms is nearly overwhelming. It was great the lady and gentleman were in the room for comparison; they added interest as well. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Lovely detail, Oksana. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Magnificent art collection. Each piece of furniture plus the mantelpiece is art as well as paintings. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Can't imagine the owner bringing his bride to Kedleston Hall. Waking up here every morning? What a life. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)I see the ancient Greek statue of "The Discus Thrower" in the niche on the left. Wonder if it is an artifact or great copy? Really great photo. Interesting. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Great set of photos, Oksana. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st October 2011)Wonderful photo. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th October 2011)Beautiful murals, nice shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th October 2011)Well-composed photo, beautiful light from sky. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th October 2011)Dramatic sky and vast gardens, marvelous. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th October 2011)Garden with four-poster bed and pillow, wow. What is that metal object suspended on the left with a horn in center? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th October 2011)Really terrific view of garden and palace. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th October 2011)What can I say that hasn't been said. Terrific. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th October 2011)Wow. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th October 2011)Wonderful set of photos Vince. This is more wonderful than I could have imagined |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th October 2011)Can't wait to see Hampton Court. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2011)Very nice. The deco looks like nautilus shell shape. Clever. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2011)Street sign says No Entry yet there's a car parked on the street. Perhaps Residents Only?? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2011)Lovely carefully decorated masonry. Probably over a hundred years old or more. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th October 2011)What a beautifully composed photo with the cottage row and the drama in the clouds. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(17th October 2011)I love it. So dramatic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th October 2011)Inspiring. Great shot, well thought out. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th October 2011)Certainly worth a visit next year. Old and fabulous. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th October 2011)Needs a bit of refurbishing. But at least it's not being torn down to make way for some new building. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th October 2011)Do all town lock-ups have decorative roofs with finials? Only in England. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th October 2011)Perfect ambient light. Love the flower balls hanging in such an ancient place. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th October 2011)What a magnificent castle the Duke of Norfolk has. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th October 2011)Thank you so much for this wonderful photo. Now I know the yard St. Philip Howard walked in in the 16th C. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th October 2011)Whether Hever or Bodiam, a lovely pic. I like seeing the visitors just strolling in the grounds. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th October 2011)Without a doubt, one of the most stunningly beautiful photos I've ever seen. Now we're going to Kent. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th October 2011)Outstanding composition and great colors. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th October 2011)Age permeates this photo. Well done. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th October 2011)He's peering at you, deciding whether to give your arm a pinch. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th October 2011)Very impressionistic; dramatic |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th October 2011)Simply lovely. Makes me want to visit. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th October 2011)Fabulous photo, ambient light. The castle is magical. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th October 2011)Lovely photo. Lovely town. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th October 2011)Love this. Reminds me of my pet, Mr. Mallard who lived in our back garden. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th October 2011)Fine photo. Magnificent structure. What is it? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(9th October 2011)Hoot mon, you've taken a bonnie picture of me. Well done. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th July 2011)Just lovely |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th July 2011)SO MUCH TO BE PROUD OF! Nothing could stop the brave boys of the RAF. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th July 2011)Magnificent! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th July 2011)Ruth has said it all. You really have a way with a camera, Mr. Burkey. Your photos are splendid. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th July 2011)Wonderful composition, perfect subject, perfect photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th July 2011)Oh, meant to add that the holidays c. 1953 consisted of having afternoon tea and dancing until late evening with the sands blowing all day outside. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th July 2011)Aren't there often windy conditions in New Brighton. I've heard about the "forced indoors" holidays of old c. 1953. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th July 2011)Agree with all my friend's comments! You see they are smarter and faster than I am lol. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th June 2011)One of the loveliest buildings I've ever seen. Thanks so much for such a wonderful pic. It's now in Faves. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd June 2011)Lovely pillows. One has a Yorkshire rose on it. I'm surprised to see a wood floor in this old church. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd June 2011)This is quite upsetting, Ron. C.S. means so much to many of us, not only adults but children also. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(1st June 2011)These folks look as though they actually belong in the time period they represent. Terrific pic, Raymond. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(1st June 2011)Really nice pic. Lovely and well-kept old pub. Ah, pub grub. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(1st June 2011)This looks like an impressionist painting to me. Well done. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)What a beautiful memorial to a woman whose picture is on the wall in my bedroom with a wreath beside it. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)Thank you for this. My countrymen died here before they could help free Europe from Hitler's forces. Also thanks to Lancashirelove for his moving tribute to my people. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)I was given several First Day covers (stamps) honoring the 30th anniversary of what these wonderfully brave men did in the skies. They are a credit to Britain. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)Today is Memorial Day here in USA. We do remember. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)Incredible photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)Terrific picture. Makes me want to visit Reedham. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)Qualifies as the Hound of the Baskervilles! Except it is a Rottweiler. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)Terrific photo. It's sad to see ruins I think. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)I'm with you Phil. Mis-shaped biscuits? And one pound 49 pence! Bake my own, thanks. Lovely photo and great angle. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)I know exactly where this is. It's on the coast of the East Riding of Yorkshire. I was taken to this lovely place when a teenager in 1961. Great to see it again. Thank you. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(30th May 2011)Magnificent! Breathtaking. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(29th May 2011)WOW. What a shot. You laid down to get this terrific photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(29th May 2011)Corridor to the past. Remarkable construction in this cathedral. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(29th May 2011)The globe represents our hopes for peace--lovely idea. A great set of photos, Vince. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(29th May 2011)This portal appears to be very, very old. It's made with different-sized stones stuck together with what? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(29th May 2011)Yes, long way to the top. The attention given to the building of this magnificent cathedral speaks to the faith of those who built it. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(29th May 2011)Beautifully framed shot, Bill. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(29th May 2011)Terrific photo. The spire is off to the right. I'm guessing the original structure had added construction. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(29th May 2011)Lovely reflections of the bridge. Charming photo, Bill. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th May 2011)Pure England. A must-see whilst in E. Sussex. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(27th May 2011)Terrific pic of the Minster. I spent a month in York and was inside the Minster many times. There was no wheel then. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(27th May 2011)Thank you for this magnificent photo. I was in this beautiful cathedral when I was 16 yrs. old and visiting relatives in England. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Is that a box you go to to summon the police? And why does it say cappucino on it? Do the cops need a sponsor? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Well, now I know what the mysterious SECC is. Very nice building. Must see when in Scotland. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)I cannot tell anything about this photo. It is a mystery.A collection of what? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Great photo. I'm American and I don't know what the SECC is. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)C'mon Rod--when was this pic actually taken? The clothes on the boy standing on the dock look like 1900's. The photo looks like light sepia tone. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Looks as though it were built to last. It is impressive. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Nicely framed and quite eerie also. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Looks like a 19th C. opera house to me. Beautiful workmanship. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)WOW. This is a postcard. Glasgow is so modern now. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Agree with Urmi. Reflections are perfect, too. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Hope you didn't stay up all night to get this great photo. The bridge is spectacular. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)It's very modern. Again, a wonderful pic. The moon is hiding behind a cloud. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Agree with Pat. Just brilliant. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)Truly lovely Sally. My Grandad and family went to Glasgow in the 1880's for work. Grandad was a teen then. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(25th May 2011)So this is the flower that gives the medical world digitalis! Thanks for the photo. Never seen a foxglove growing before. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st May 2011)I love this photo of this castle. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st May 2011)Wonderful light and angle, Sarah. Truly professional. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st May 2011)Cathyml has said it all. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd May 2011)I have to say it; can't resist--looks a bit like s Southern California beach! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd May 2011)Magnificent photo--looks like a postal card! Love Ventnor. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd May 2011)Beautiful Tiger Lilies! I love them in orange, also. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd May 2011)Beautiful. I have grown these plants here in California. They are called 'Coleus.' They come in lime color also; a few other colors, too, I think. Not hard to grow here in the shade and very easy indoors. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th April 2011)Lovely sunny day in the village. Nice photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th April 2011)Nice shot. Looks as though more rain is coming! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th April 2011)What a delightful village. Beautiful shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th April 2011)Forlorn and almost eerie. Once a great abbey. It looks sad now. Good photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th April 2011)Simply gorgeous! Never seen pink-red wings on an angel before, nor sandals either. Imaginative interpretation of an angel. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th April 2011)So delicate! It looks like the top of a 3-tier cake made to look like the entire cathedral. Wonderful photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th April 2011)Totally agree w/Barbara's comment. Got to poke you a bit--no comma after "vivid colours" makes it sound like the colours are dripping down "vivid colours running alongside the River Wensum" |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th April 2011)I think Norfolk, especially Norwich as a "base camp" and travel from there. Love this photo! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th April 2011)Looks as though the tide stranded these two. Interesting pic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th April 2011)Very good photo. The box looks well kept and very attractive. One thing--what is it for? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th April 2011)Love the tranquil feeling in this photo. Good job, Barb. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Urmi, what a fabulous shot. Got to visit that castle. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Agree with Mick. We've got to see this when we hopefully cross the pond in 2012. I just love this photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)What a fabulous picture of the ladies in their dresses and the castle in the background. What a fine photo this is. Going in favs |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Cathyml, that saying crossed the pond and has become quite American. I have owned 2 horses and I can tell he is overburdening that horse. It hurts me to see it. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Well, you see I also fall asleep at times as I am getting up there. It happens eventually to everyone. I'm glad the monkey didn't disturb him. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Lots to say apparently. I believe it is true that anyone can speak there. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)I shall have to google the Queen of Mercia as I have no idea who this obviously important person was. Fantastic shot of her and the bridge! Mr. Burkey you outdid yourself with this one. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Makes me want to visit Weston-super-Mare when we hopefully cross the pond in 2012. I love street entertainers. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)The bride looks so happy on her special day. Her handsome groom is to her back right I bet. I hope they had a long and very happy life. I really do. How wonderful to be able to see this nostalgic photo. Many thanks for putting it in POE. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)I understand people who do old crafts--my husband's business is fixing & rebuilding 100 yr. old player pianos. They are a breed unto themselves. Marvelous photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)But do they have chocolate truffles lol Looks like my kind of shop. Very sweet (no pun) photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Men at work yes--but what is that machine behind them? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)I agree completely with Sue. Marvelous photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Terrific photo. You have some very brave men in your Fire and Rescue. Here in USA we have land vehicles only. The Coast Guard does water rescue as they did for my father when he almost died out at sea. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)I agree with Mr. Lancashirelove. Not to the crusades! If they did ride this way to the Crusades no wonder we lost the Holy Land. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)It looks like one of the best meals I've ever had--it was at the harbor in Scarborough. I can still taste it from your wonderful photo! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)How lovely for Anne to have lived in this beautiful cottage. Your photo is perfect! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)How wonderful to see. It looks just like where I grew up here in California. Many happy days playing at the beach. Must visit Devon. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Ruins due to Cromwell or age? That is the question. Sorry to see what once was beautiful be like this. How sad. Good photo of the ruins. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Thank you for this most lovely and tranquil photo. This where my father was born and raised. I wonder if he knew this was beneath the cathedral where he was baptized. A double 5 picture |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Wow! I've never seen topiary like this. What a wonderful photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Indeed superb gardens. Thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Stunning! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)This place is about as cheerful as military-run installations in America. You certainly take good photos, though. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)They permitted you to take this photo? It's interesting. Over here you'd be boiled in oil for even bringing a camera into a secret nuclear bunker. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st March 2011)Very, very nice. Nice angle. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Good pic, Barb. That church looks very old. I like the old ones best. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Right out of a scary movie, I'd say. That tree looks tormented. Great pic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Is this in memory of your war dead? We wear poppies on Memorial Day. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)That house appears as though it will eventually sink into the river. Or is it an optical illusion? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)One of the greatest poets who has ever lived put there for us to remember him. I love this picture. Going in favs. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)What a fantastic photo through the arch. This is England to me. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)What a lovely, humble (In the best sense) picture of where the folks here live. Most photos are filled with grandeur. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Why are all the houses red? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Glad that tree is gone. It blocked the wonderful view of the gates and the cathedral. Can't a poplar be put there if they want a tree? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Almost exactly a shot from Alfred Hitchcock's film 'Foreign Correspondent' (1940) |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)WOW! Really neat pic |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)I'm positive the folks who reside in their beloved Boston, Massachusetts would be somewhat upset about being a corruption of "Botolph's Town." Oh well. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)How wonderful that the mill is producing organic flour. Hope the tearoom uses it in their scones. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)I've never seen a rainstorm about to wash away snow. England's weather is a study in contrasts. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)These are comparable to our 'Blue Angels' aerobatic team. RAF has always distinguished itself in war and peace. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Incredible place! Only in England! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)We have a great many of these beautiful birds not far from here. Used as property guards because of their voices. They can live outdoors here. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)But, does he hoot? I'll bet he does! Great shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Nand, what a dramatic and lovely shot of this ancient and hallowed structure. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Now, I've seen the landscape around Barton-le-clay and beautiful it is. But I should have liked to have seen the village itself if there is one. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)I wonder who or perhaps what makes crop circles? I don't want to speculate. We have had them here in USA also. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)How tranquil is this photo. The budding plant is like nothing I've ever seen. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)What a view! Delightful indeed. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Lovely photo. I think I love Barton-le-clay! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)This is just marvellous Miss Leigh-Thompson! I enjoyed your explanation so much. Imagine 1939 and the photo of this mysterious airplane still exists! Where is it?? You deserve a double 5 for this. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Love, love, love this wonderful photo. It's in favorites now. Thank you. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)OOPS! My thinking was of the side of the road we drive on--it's ingrained in drivers here. Sorry. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Ruth's comment is mine also. However, those cars should not park there long as someone coming around the bend could smash into them. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)I've never seen a flower like that before. Gorgeous. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Symbol of Scotland but in Wheatley! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Over here Ron its 'sailors take warning.' Never heard of the 'shepherds take warning.' |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Something I never get to see here in California so enjoy this lovely, frosty photo very much. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Quite wonderful indeed. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th March 2011)Oh so green and inviting. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th March 2011)The cross that child (angel?) is bearing is that of the human being below who no longer has to bear it as in life. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th March 2011)Wonderful, Tony. Very spiritual. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th March 2011)I had NEVER seen holly growing before this pic. Well done & thank you. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th March 2011)Will he do a swan dive next? Put him in the Olympics! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th March 2011)Vampire moon! Great shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th March 2011)That's a heck of a pussy cat. His American name ought to be "Bubba." |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th February 2011)Gorgeous array of flowers right inside the castle walls!!!!! A wonderful photo on a sunny day in wonderful Shrewsbury. Good job, Anna. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th February 2011)Wow! What a terrific shot of Laura's tower. Every detail visible. Going in favorites. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th February 2011)Lovely shot of the castle, framed by the trees. Good detail, too. Nice shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th February 2011)Great light on the old castle. Nice angle, too. Caught the Union Jack fluttering. Nice job, Luc. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th February 2011)Magnificent, highly dramatic photo of this lovely castle. Many thanks. (great composition & angle) |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th February 2011)A delight. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(20th February 2011)Gets more beautiful every time I look at photos of my beloved Shrewsbury. Too bad no rating called "magnificent." |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th February 2011)With this superb photo time has no meaning. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th February 2011)Photo makes us feel we stepped back in time. Terrific. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th February 2011)What a tranquil & lovely river scene. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th February 2011)Lovely composition, lovely photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th February 2011)Wish I could live there! Wonderful color, great photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th February 2011)Glorious neutral color--the ambient light highlights everything in photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th February 2011)All the shots are superb! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th February 2011)Everything in Shrewsbury is beautiful--even the bandstand with the lovely look-through to St. Chad'. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Pristinely clean with fresh colors. Wonderful choice to photograph. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Wonderful photo, Fred. Agree with Rod Burkey--England as we'd like it to be. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)What is this place? An office building? Not my cuppa. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)A quaint barber's shop. Ruination by graffiti has begun in beautiful England. What is wrong with those punks defacing a lovely sign. What has happened to England? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Looks like a very old part of London. Are those attached houses over on the right side of photo? Contact me to answer if you would. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)You must love this church CAZ CAZ! Lovely set of photos. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)A purplish red door into the church. How daring! Nice pic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)The bright yellow petrol station reminds one a lot of Los Angeles. Nice photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)The cotswolds--most lovely part of England. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Looks much nicer in this photo. The side photo of it makes it look a bit ghoulish. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Lovely old structure built with much care. Typical of England. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Beautiful photo and reflection. But, what is a "dingle?" |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)A Christmas card scene called "A Country Christmas in Shrewsbury." Lovely. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)How fortunate are those who live near this bridge in beautiful Shrewsbury. Superb photograph. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Looks like a painting in the Victoria & Albert Museum. Oh, so beautiful, sir. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)What type of tree is this? Contact me if you know, please. Shropshire is so beautiful. Great photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)What an unusual castle. It does look like out of a Tim Burton movie. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Talk about similarity, unbelievable--Hello Arizona!!!! I had no idea anywhere looked like Arizona, but I've found it. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Great angle, reminiscent of an Arizona rock formation. The earth reflects itself. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th February 2011)Now we see King Arthur rising out of the castle mists on his way west to Camelot. Photo could inspire a poem or book, honestly. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(6th February 2011)plucks at my heartstrings does this photo. I used to do as these young'uns are doing. I did my walking on the sands at Newport Beach, California in the 1950's--just a couple of years ago, ha! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(6th February 2011)Stunning, James. My husband and I are definitely going up to see Bamburgh castle after seeing photos like this and knowing how well-restored and preserved Bamburgh is. Lucky Armstrong family who get to live in a fairytale dream like Bamburgh. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th February 2011)What a fantastic photo and what a fantastic place to go to college. I love Herstmonceux Castle. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(4th February 2011)Wish I were there. What a lovely, misty morn and the beautiful steeds at pasture. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(4th February 2011)Breathtaking autumn colors--the photo of a lifetime for the Fall season. Such reflections too! Just stunning!!!!! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(1st February 2011)In my month in York in 1961 I was a teenager and would have loved a ghouls & goblins night like this. Spent hours prowling the minster--where were you, Shaun--ha ha. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(23rd January 2011)Quite an unusual bldg. & angle is great. Is that similar to the old flat-iron bldg.s they used to build in NYC way back? I'm surprised it is light pink, or appears so in the light. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(23rd January 2011)That fountain looks modern. I daresay Sherlock Holmes didn't see that when he lived in Westminster. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(23rd January 2011)Lovely setting. I can imagine Sherlock Holmes & Dr. Watson strolling through here. 221B Baker St. is in the city of Westminster. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th January 2011)What great composition, catching that bird in the air juxtaposed against the sky. And that perfect range of trees in the distance. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th January 2011)Lovely clos-up of a beautiful creature which I understand has quite a grumpy disposition. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(19th January 2011)Looks terrific with the lights streaming either way. However since my computer does not pick up the nuances in photos the skies sre blank. A shame, |
| Linda-mary Sigley(8th January 2011)Now THIS IS ENGLAND! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(8th January 2011)Looks very old--has a dark eerie quality. Looks like it should be in the tour 'Haunted England,' |
| Linda-mary Sigley(8th January 2011)Lovely, tranquil and even a bit spiritual through the hazy sunlight. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st December 2010)What a lovely winter path, perfect for walking. Lovely photo--can feel the brisk air. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st December 2010)I have never seen such an unusual & beatiful flower before. Does not resemble anything over here that I've seen. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st December 2010)Gorgeous color of the roses and such detail, too. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st December 2010)Just so lovely, Pat. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st December 2010)Just so lovely, Pat. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st December 2010)Gorgeous shot, Terry. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(27th December 2010)Lovely composition and beautiful colors. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(27th December 2010)Highly dramatic photo. Wonderful colors! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th December 2010)Fabulous Foto! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th December 2010)Chris, you double-clicked, but I got your comment twice--glad because I have no idea what horizon problems in pics even is????? I think this is a terrific picture. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th December 2010)Sarah, this is magnificent! Really a fiver. Everything about this is 'picture perfect.' |
| Linda-mary Sigley(22nd December 2010)Like a lovely painting! Great job. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th December 2010)Once may have been very nice, but quite the ruin now. Such a shame--and a gloomy day, too. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th December 2010)It's BIG. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th December 2010)Magnificent photo. Lovely light. But is Hatfield House in Herefordshire or Hertfordshire? Both counties are listed on this page. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(6th December 2010)A healing completeness. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th November 2010)And she said "I'm Cornish. Never been ta Hengland. Heard twas a nice place though." |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th November 2010)Are Diana's real clothes in a museum? I have her photo on a plate on my bedroom wall with a large memorial wreath beside it. Wasn't only Brits who loved her. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th November 2010)Oops, forgot. Many thanks for the fabulous photos you take! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th November 2010)Who does that large statue represent, Pat? Love the picture--already in favorites. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th November 2010)Quite a picture, Ann. "Red sky at morning sailor take warning, red sky at night sailor's delight." |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th November 2010)Peter, that's a heck of a 'topknot' on that store bldg.!! Nice pic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th November 2010)What a holy little place. Unfortunately no longer is there a tabernacle nor a soft red sanctuary light to show that He lives here. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th November 2010)2nd photo I've ever seen of London town. Not impressed so much by the banner, but the beautiful bldg. at the corner in background. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th November 2010)No one took this pic?? Not a bad one |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th November 2010)It looks Christmasy & serene. All have gone home for a toddy by the fireplace. Good pic. Better than all the overdone bunches of lights. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th November 2010)Great Pic, Arek. The sign is too neatly done but other than that it looks like a town in Los Angeles County, USA. No kidding. I can just see the freeway about 3/4's of a mile down the road. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th November 2010)GREAT PHOTO!!! My old Dad, though he spent most of his life in USA, could never get over speaking of the Melton Mowbray pies he ate when he was young! He would have been 104 yrs. old tomorrow. RIP Dad. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th November 2010)Lovely photo, Jez (Are you really 'Jezebel?') I hope this sweet little resident of Burrough Hill lives a long and happy sheepy life! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(15th November 2010)If that is the old post office, how modern will the next one look. We here in Menifee, Calif. would be thrilled to have a post office that large and that modern!!!!! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(14th November 2010)Good photo of a once great edifice. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th November 2010)The overcast day outlines the priory perfectly. Fine, fine photo, Finth. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th November 2010)Lovely photo. Was this where the people long ago gave alms?? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th November 2010)We're staying in Evesham on our trip and will definitely visit this place. Thank you Charmaine and thanks for the info Dimitry. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th November 2010)Magnificent! Great photo and such clarity of these sacred statues. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th November 2010)Uncanny how much it looks like the coast of California! Very nice photo & so familiar to me. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th November 2010)Great pic but having been raised by the ocean in So. Calif. these skies portend great danger of a devastating storm. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th November 2010)Breathtaking~amazing~1 of the most beautiful ever seen. All that's missing is a lovely Guernsey cow! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(8th November 2010)I've studied this outstanding photo very closely. I think I know what he's saying..."'ave another pint sir before I quack your nose off." |
| Linda-mary Sigley(6th November 2010)Great pic of what appears to be Victorian buildings. You are a fine photographer, Dimitry. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2010)Took 7 years to get a comment! So this is the famed Woburn Abbey reputed to be haunted |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2010)Interesting photo...looks as though it belongs in the picture tour 'Mystica.' |
| Linda-mary Sigley(5th November 2010)Some digs! Fantastic photo--unbelievable mirror image. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd November 2010)Beautiful composition...lovely misty hill country |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd November 2010)Great ambient light in the photo...lovely church. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd November 2010)It's all been said, Kevin. What might it be like to awaken there every morning? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(1st November 2010)Very interesting photo. The sign really says a great deal about the history of England. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(1st November 2010)Charming photo of a charming place. Well done, Dmitry. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th October 2010)Age will never dim the greatness of this photograph. And it has a border as many photos did 70 years ago. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th October 2010)Lovely pic; these must be the 'dreaming spires?' |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th October 2010)Interesting photo. The headstones are hither and yon...very curious. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th October 2010)Great pic--lovely lacy stonework on tower. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th October 2010)Lovely pastoral scene, but needs more light. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th October 2010)WOW! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th October 2010)Very good pic, Monika. Great interest and composition. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th October 2010)No place as serene as England |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th October 2010)Gorgeous photo, perfect cottages |
| Linda-mary Sigley(24th October 2010)Lovely tree-shaded lane--grand photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th October 2010)Perfect! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th October 2010)Def a fiver! Quite the eeriest pic I've ever seen on POE. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th October 2010)Quite the picture of England. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd October 2010)Terrific natural composition of the shape & position of the great ships bound for a cold North Sea winter's day. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd October 2010)Nice composition. Terrific shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd October 2010)Red sky at morning, sailor take warning--guess we know what will coming shortly if the old saying is true! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd October 2010)Floodlit harbor--photo makes it look a bit like fireworks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(3rd October 2010)What a lovely unspoilt beach. Great pic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd October 2010)Great angle. Great old edifice |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd October 2010)Wonderful photo. Ancient times revisited. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd October 2010)Now, nobody can say on POE they've never seen a photo of Aberdeen. My ancestors used to live here, though not in Whitehall Palace, I'm sure! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd October 2010)Looks like one should have a lovely walk that day! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd October 2010)I would like to know every rock & tree personally. Great shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th September 2010)The half-timbered buildings are wonderful...Great photo, Martin. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th September 2010)Absolutely lovely. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th September 2010)Impressive photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th September 2010)Great composition. The Sutherland is quite majestic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th September 2010)Sir Francis claimed California for England before the Spanish got here (The Russians claimed Northern Calif.) I wonder why Britain didn't follow up with colonization?? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th September 2010)Nice shot, Jim. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th September 2010)Very moving memorial. My dear Winston Churchill was a foreign correspondent in that terrible war. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th September 2010)Looks as tasty as when Vera & Brian took me out in Leeds for a breakfast in 1961. Can't forget the FULL ENGLISH. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(18th September 2010)I believe I'm in Britain now! Hooray! I've got relatives in Plymouth--guess what inn we'll stay at! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(17th September 2010)Another great shot, Jez. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(17th September 2010)Those inside these gates have given the last full measure of devotion. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(17th September 2010)Wonderful shot. Look at the ancient stone not yet grimy! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(17th September 2010)Was this actually taken in October????? Looks summery to me. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(17th September 2010)Good shot, Jez--the broken gate gives it a random charm feeling. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)How very quaint is the museum. Lovely picture. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Wonderful pic! We have many landslides in Southern Calif. due to rains. Terrible problem. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Pat, you're so lucky to live near here. I'm jealous! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Another great one, Peggy. The lovely wisteria will probably grow many more blossoms and cover the area. I have seen 15 yr.-old wisteria TREES in a USA pic! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Most unique cottages ever! Love your photos, Peggy. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Now this is England to me. Love the pic, POE. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Anne and William Shakespeare must have greatly enjoyed their life here if he was ever away from London. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Magnificent pic, Peggy. Makes me want to go to Lowestoft. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)WOW! Pic bowls me over, Ray. Many thanks for it. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)What a lovely screen showing the Saints--no doubt Peter, James, and John, but who's the 4th one? Paul? Wonderful pic,Peggy!! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)I am a fan of cows (cattle). These are beauties. Love Corfe & Castle, also. Beautiful England! Thank you, Graham. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)An oil painting. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Wonderful, magical photo of a place I've been to back in 1961. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Magical photo of the sea meeting land in a storm. Thanks, Rick. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Mist & sunlight--WOW. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Rainbow ain't bad either, ha ha! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Thank you both for a pic of ordinary folks' Rochester, England--always wanted to see it. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Serenely gorgeous! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Lonetree in Sunset--that's it! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Agree with Vince & Stephen. I always agree w/Stephen, ha ha. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Trees & grass look a bit like California this year because we had so much rain. Great photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Absolutely wonderful! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)Lovely, lovely shot, Peggy. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)A set of grand photographs, Lauren. Are you of Scots heritage? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)How lovely & dramatic! Many thanks, Lauren. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)I saw Holyrood House when there & the guide never said "Abbey?" |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)I like it! Many thanks, Ken. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th September 2010)So that's what I saw whilst there! Great pic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th September 2010)Well, I'm Scot & English. I think this is a lovely pic of a beautiful city. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th September 2010)I was 28 yrs. old when this pic was taken! I had been to Edinburgh a decade before pic was taken. Lovely shot of a beautiful city. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th September 2010)I saw this in Edinburgh, but I can't remember what it is! Gorgeous shot! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th September 2010)Truly lovely! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(12th September 2010)Magnificent floodlit night shot, Debbie. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)WOW! How dramatic,and great composition too. Just how ancient and haunted is this place? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)Blue sky yet castle seems gloomy and forbidding. Great shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)Great detail photo, Barbara--my kind of photo. So very ancient. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)Need to rub the fuzz off their antlers--great pic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)Love the angle, Sener. I never saw these steps when I was there. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)I've been there, Karen. You really do it justice! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)Magnificent, Hilda. Hilda was my grandma's name. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)So tranquil. Great shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)Still looks like some fishing spot in USA. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(11th September 2010)Interesting shot. If I didn't know otherwise I would say this was taken in the state of Maine, USA (Maine is in New England). |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)other comments used up all the words! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)Lovely photo. One can imagine walking on the pier. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)Dramatic pic, Roy. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)Fabulous! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)What drama! what composition! what perfection! I'd like to rate it a 10 star, if I could. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)My mother turned 97 yrs. old the day you uploaded this pic, Vicki |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)OOPS! I forgot you put dates opposite to USA. Sorry. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)Why does the photo say September 3rd 2007 & the uploading date is March 2007? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)Very nice. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)Lovely photo, Barbara. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)I put it in favorites. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(7th September 2010)Very dramatic in b/w. Makes it look as ancient as it is. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd September 2010)Beautiful Glastonbury. Lovely pic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st August 2010)Lovely composition + beautiful pic, Many thanks, Dennis. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st August 2010)Dramatic + magnificent. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th August 2010)Tables & chairs not great in it. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th August 2010)Truly wonderful shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th August 2010)My kind of photo! Love its imposing aspect. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th August 2010)Very forelorn the Abbey. Great photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th August 2010)Lovely shot. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th August 2010)WOW |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th August 2010)By jove, well done! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(27th August 2010)Magnificent! David, many thanks. You've captured the place where I would have loved to live near. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(27th August 2010)Magnificent! David, many thanks. You've captured the place where I would have loved to live near. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(27th August 2010)Magnificent! David, many thanks. You've captured the place where I would have loved to live near. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)Another great picture. You've captured the forelorn abbey. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)You really capture the heart of the abbey, Stephen. I can imagine the rather frightened youngsters who slept here knowing the tests they would face. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)One of very favorites this photo! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)Marvelous composition--a real tribute to the abbey. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)Imagine the 2 armies battling on this beautiful expanse. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)How long has this been there? Great pic! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)Unusual photo, Stephen. Juxtaposing the old crypt with the parish church. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)Unusual photo, Stephen. Juxtaposing the old crypt with the parish church. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)Just wonderful! Now I can see there is actually glass in the windows. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(26th August 2010)Photo shows the aging of this 900 yr. old edifice. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st August 2010)Gorgeous! Very lush foliage & picturesque cottages. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(21st August 2010)Excellent composition, David. Lovely village. Must see it when we go over. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(17th August 2010)What an incredible picture you captured! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th August 2010)Great photo, Bill. This and a few others have convinced us to visit Battle. Thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th August 2010)This photo really does this marvelous abbey its due. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th August 2010)Fantastic pic, Stephen. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(16th August 2010)Definitely Five Stars. Thought it was a castle at first. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(13th August 2010)Lovely shot Terry! Sorry, that horrid modern building is in the background. Trying to look like New York?? |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)I can picture Dame Agatha writing her terrific mysteries here. Wonderful pic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)I would imagine John felt quite comfortable in this kitchen- possibly something like what his mum had in Liverpool. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)Lovely woodland. Lovely fluffy clouds in the blue, blue sky. Graham, you are a real photographer, as are other members of POE. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)Beautiful angle, lovely composition. The Hathaways must have had wealth to have bequeathed Anne such a large cottage. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)What a perfect photo!! Like Glynis, I feel the same: Spellbound. Unbelievable, magick (magic), otherworldly air, This pic has everything. Awesome. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)I guessed this lovely home had belonged to the late John Lennon before I read further down. Many wonderful memories. Thank you. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)Just marvelous! I have always been a big admirer of Sir Winston. Loved the narrative you put in, Ian. His mother was born in America. He became one of only 3 people who have been made honorary citizens of USA. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)Paul, I love it, too. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)Many thanks, Bettina. I was here as a teen in 1961. I never got to see this angle. Naturally, visitors enter either at the side or back. Magnificent! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)Wow! How dramatic with that glowering sky above. Lovely composition. A prize winner, I think. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(10th August 2010)wonderful. Love the cars. The large one looks like a taxi I took in London in 1961. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd August 2010)Great photo! Lovely to see folks worshiping in this magnificent structure. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd August 2010)Agree with Ted--inspired me to take the Pictures of Durham tour! Lovely feather blue sky. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd August 2010)Magnificent!!! Thank you for letting me see where St. John Fisher said Mass; means a great deal to me. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd August 2010)Beautiful autumn pic. Lovely composition. Lovely subject. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd August 2010)1100 years~still beautiful. I was here in 1961. Hope to be in 2011. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(2nd August 2010)Must agree with Rocio--the reflections! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)Fantastic effects..a silhouette AND reflections. Great photo. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)HIGH DRAMA! What a shot. Fantastic. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)Lovely, lovely pic. Wonderful mist. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)St. Hilda of Whitby was here 1100 yrs. ago. I was here in 1961 as a teen. I love this photo. Many sincere thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)interesting and wonderful. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)Like a magnificent oil painting...haunting and beautiful. England is the most beautiful country in the world--I'm positive now. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)Stunning, surprising, postcard quality, amazing, beautiful--I've run out of superlatives. Great photography. Many thanks. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)A split rail fence! We use those fences for horse pastures here in USA. Lovely, lovely winter scene! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)Wonderful pic. What architecture! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(31st July 2010)ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT! |
| Linda-mary Sigley(28th July 2010)Beautiful words, beautiful photograph. My sentiments exactly. |
| Linda-mary Sigley(27th July 2010)Agree with comment by Cathyml. What a lovely idea to send this to all we Mothers even here in USA. Great photo from a real gentleman. |