I hope you'll forgive this 'old' picture but I haven't been feeling too good of late and so haven't been able to get out to snap something new.
Anyway - this was the sky behind Guisborough Priory last Saturday afternoon. As you can see - it was a fairly grey day. Almost as ashen as my face after this little episode yesterday!!!
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These are very dramatic. The doorway is like the mouth of a large, angry creature--the the original intent, back in the day, I'd say! Great stuff.
There are nice photos with the dark against the sky. I like them, Gary.
60 MPH vomit... I hope you are feeling better..
Thank you for joining in with Sky Watch this week and helping to make it special.
Tom :O)
Dramatic and beautiful!
Petunia's SWF
Magnificent photo with the magnificent sky
I think even if they are older photos, they are still wonderful images...
feel better soon!!! =)
Mountain Retreat
Very nice shots. I like them. Very dramatic and lovely at the same time:)
Love the silhouette against the sky!
Maybe it's old, but it's beautiful!
What a buliding !! Very nice to watch.
Nice weekend from Anne in Norway.
I love the drama - such great silhouettes against the sky.
Bodge: Wonderfully done with a great photo.
Excellent photo with a very beautiful sky and colors expetaculares, congratulations.
nice one for SWF! the twinkling sky seemed to throbs off to one body, timed for a common pulse. Mine's up too hope you can drop by.
the cool silhouette is new to me fell better soon
Love these shots!!
I like them as well.
They are beautiful. :)
good pic
Those are nice, moody shots.
Hope you feel better soon!
So sorry that you have not been feeling well, these are beautiful and i do hope that you will start feeling better.
Interesting choice for skywatch. Very moody shot.
Dramatic is a good word. Nice shots and I was horrified by your horror story! YIKERS!
Old is good. I love this first one. I am always annoyed by snapshot previews. Sometimes they even stall the navigation. thanks for your explanarion.
Nancy
We all face grey days from time to time. Hope you're feeling chipper soon :)
Great photos!
Great sky watch!
beautiful photos!
Have a nice Friday!
No need to make excuses (what are hard disks for, anyway?) - the silhouettes were great!
I like the look of these moody and dark pics, Gary. It doesn´t matter when you took them. I hope you will feel better soon!
Love the photos. I'll take any old photos from the UK any day. Sorry you are not feeling well.
I always love photos that feature the grand architecture of Great Britain. Lovely sky watch post.
Thank you for having visited mine at: varying seasons
Nice shots and lovely silhouette!
I'm so sorry to hear about your Crones. I have a friend whose son has had Crones for many years and I know how bad it is. I hope you can hit the right medication so you can feel comfortable.
The UK has such wonderful old archetecture!
These are real nice silhouettes... I had to call back to see them again while doing the rounds.
Aww, I am sorry you arent' up to snuff right now.
Love the photograph, old or not. It is really quite lovely, in a foreboding way.
Be blessed,
Jennifer
You are forgiven and I hope you're feeling well soon...
I love the photos...
Something so calming about those grey skies. I do hope you are on the mend. Many friends with Crohn's and colitis...so I'm keeping you in my thoughts.
I like your sky watch very much, mysterious.
Beautiful. Great taken and subject.
Congratulations. Thanks for share so beautiful building.
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Thanks for visit.
No need for apologies these are good shots
Beautiful surreal and kinda spooky photo.
Do hope you feel better soon!
I have a dear friend with Crohn's disease - for the last 10 years - and she goes through awful periods, too. I always feel so bad for her when it happens. Hope BOTH of you are cured soon!
Lovely SWF!
We had our wedding photographs taken in these grounds, gosh, 20 years ago! Time flies when you are having fun!
Hope you are feeling better.
The 'almost' silhouettes look stunning! Coming off steroids is sickening :(
Lots of details in those ruins that makes for an interesting composition. Hope you're feeling much better soon.
This is such a dramatic shot. Love the arch... love it.
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