I’m still finding photos I had thought long lost after the demise of my laptop earlier this year and when I happened upon this wee trio of slightly spooky images from a local ruined abbey, although I realise it isn’t quite time for Halloween, I thought they might make a fun contribution to this week’s WordPress Photo Challenge – Careful. I certainly would be very careful around this particular set of buildings after nightfall………
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“Abby in Chains!” Has a nice rock ring to it. Love the photos.
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Cheers Timothy! You got it in a ‘Nutshell’ ? !
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How about “Abbey in Chains”? Probably better if it’s spelled correctly!
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Good either way in my opinion! 😀
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great edit, fabulous shot
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Many thanks Julz, really pleased you like it!
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It does feel a bit spooky…
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It does a bit doesn’t it but that’s a bit of artistic licence really, these wonderful old ruins are actually right in a built up area near a cement works, it’s very sad for the ruins !
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That chain is very ominous looking. Love it!
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Oooh good, glad you don’t ming the spooky treatment Olga!
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A very good kick-off for Halloween! I’ve sent it to my daughter, who loves Halloween festivities. These images really conjure up stories from the gothic horror genre!
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Thanks Beth, delighted you like it, hope your daughter does!
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Seasonally perfect, Jane.
janet
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Thank you Janet, glad you like it!
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Oh someone really does not want visitors!
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No I think they’re fairly determined to keep us out Chris!
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Makes you wonder what that chain is keeping out, or worse, keeping in 😦
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I daren’t tell you the whole story Robin!
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I’d be careful but I’d still trespass. When we lived (as children) in a Queen Anne house which was next to an abandoned Georgian one, trespassing was heaven. Decades-old newspapers and the like. Sadly, while we were still living next door, it burned down – probably arson (but not us!). A nasty modern block of flats was built in its place.
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Oooh sounds thrilling Sarah! I don’t image you find anything interesting abandoned in England any more, too quickly snapped up by developers, but you do still see amazing places here – luckily!
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Love the texture of the lock and gate, wondering what is hiding behind the lock gate. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful Monday.
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Thank you very much cattanblog – I wish you a wonderful Monday too!
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I really dig your distinct visual/color style – looks like your very own fingerprint!
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Thank you so much Herbert – I really do appreciate that! 🙂
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Perfect spooky images!!
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Thank you Deb! So pleased you like them!
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Careful alright, I can feel the spooky energy from here Jane 🙂
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Cheers Kaz! I would love to explore the ruins but this gate is determined that no-one gets through!
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That just makes you want to go in even more! 🙂
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Yes it most certainly does! 😉
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