For this window the light shines from both sides. Taken in the ruin of Rathbarry Church, West Cork
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For this window the light shines from both sides. Taken in the ruin of Rathbarry Church, West Cork
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You’re at it again! Gray stone ruins, lancet windows – these always speak to my soul. The only thing that could improve this shot for me is some purple flowers against the stone… Thanks!
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Just wait there…..MM 😏
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nice blog you have here dear 🙂
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Thank you very much Kavita, it’s kinda just coming together. Thanks for taking the trouble to come over and take a look. MM 🍀
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always a pleasure to find a treasure like yours my friend…will keep an eye for more 🙂
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Thanks, plenty of ruins around here. Just sorting out the gallery to go up tomorrow. MM ⛪
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These ruins are so appealing: I think especially so for those of us who live in the “New World”. Some friends of mine used to have a property in Wales with the ruins of a 12th century chapel on it. I used to stand in the disused roadway in front of it and think about all the people passing by over the centuries. It was quite a feeling.
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I thought the same – it will be interesting to see more.
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Gallery will be provided on 2nd July! MM
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Yes, it is all at the alter end of the Church and makes it all the more interesting for it. Will look to put up a gallery tomorrow with my other shots of the church. MM ⛪
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Interesting that the painted frieze is still there (on the right side of the frame) – wouldn’t one think the weather would have erased it over time.
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