Here at last are some of my own
photographs of the medieval ruins in Exeter where I have taken to eating my
sandwiches, away from marauding
seagulls.
The ruins consist of almshouses
and a chapel (dedicated to St Catherine), with Roman remains underneath - but I
don’t think these are visible.
No one seems to visit them except
me and some small birds.
The pictures were taken today, 1
February, a time of low sun and shadows.
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| The old and the new |
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| Nature is doing her best to take over |
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| The entrance to a secret garden |
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| You can just see the tower of the cathedral in the distance |
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| The looming remains of a belltower |
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| Outside the ruined walls people scurry past |
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