My Photographs - Page 5

paulmisaac · #41 06-01-2013, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Lynn

Hello

Yes the daylight one. Well to me the back roads in England

were like the motor way one's seem to clip along such a narrow path at a good rate. Though I felt safer on them than I did ht M5.

Yes flood came rushing in infact so strong I had to walk from the computer as me and rushing water dont mix well. I feel trapped almost when I look at the picture. Real feelign of doing something that one wants to do but knows well one should not do. So the image of a child climbing and falling came rushing in.

I never got to Glostonbury it was on the "maybe" list but oddly when I go there I was not called to go. Maybe next time.

Lynn

You should go it's WAY better than Stonehenge in my opinion.

There are no safe roads in Britain - each one gets used as a race track daily! If you made it as far as the M5 then you were close to Glastonbury

Lynn · #42 06-01-2013, 10:43 PM

Hello

I had but two weeks.....and I went where Spirit pulled me to go. Stonehenge I will never seek to go to again. For me it was not a good experience but I have stunning pictures of it .

Yes ye drive nuts over there I was blessed to be safe with the friend I have and his works van. I do plan to go again friend wants to take me to Devon to explore more and Exitar (sp).

Lynn

paulmisaac · #43 07-01-2013, 01:02 PM

They're beautifull areas of the country. If ever you can get to Scotland or Wales, those too are amazing.

When we went to Stonehenge, it was the day before the opening ceremony of the olympics. Now, I'd driven by there many years ago when I was about 17 or so and back then it felt awesome -there was just SOMETHING about the place that had me awe inspired. This time when I went, it was just some rocks in a field with an interesting history, although this may be due to half of the world converging there the same day we did, and also me getting so excited and hyped about going.