St Mary's Abbey Ruins, York

St Mary's Abbey Ruins, York

The Splendid Ruins of St Mary's
The original building here was a Norman church whose foundation stone was laid by King William II in 1088. The ruins you see here today are mainly those of a rebuilding program which began around 1271, finishing in 1294. These ruins include a major part of the South Transept and West End. Smaller parts of the North Transept and East End are also still visible.

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Uploaded on Jan 29, 2012

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There's Geese at the end of the rainbow.

There's Geese at the end of the rainbow.

No pot of Gold at the end of the rainbow but there were some Geese :) If you look closely under the tree, you will see the secondary rainbow.
This was taken at Skipton on the way back home from York yesterday. After a beautiful morning we had a mixture of rain, hail and snow.

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Uploaded on Jan 27, 2012

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Smooth as Silk....... ProjectFlickr - Week 4 - Motion

Smooth as Silk....... ProjectFlickr - Week 4 - Motion

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Uploaded on Jan 24, 2012

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Whispering Waters ....... ProjectFlickr - Week 4 - Motion

Whispering Waters ....... ProjectFlickr - Week 4 - Motion

Taken today at Brock Valley Nature Trail.

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Uploaded on Jan 23, 2012

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Ollie

Ollie

He gave me a scare the other night. I found him on the bottom of his cage. He caught his foot and tired himself out trying to get on to his perch. Thankfully he's fine now.

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Uploaded on Jan 22, 2012

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