Above: Geometric designs in the floor tiles in St-David’s Cathedral in St-David’s, Wales. Click for a larger view
The weekly photo challenge is : Geometry
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I an trying not to forget to look down. In fact very often it is important to look up as well 🙂
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Absolutely, Katy – it’s called ‘rubber-necking” 😉 – then we have to be sure we don’t fall down while we’re looking everywhere except where we’re going.
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A very smart interpretation Lynne 🙂 And a beautiful shot.
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Thank you for the pingback. Those tiles are great, thanks for showing them. Now where’s St. Davids?
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Sorry, Mike – it is in Pembrokeshire in west Wales. Because St-David’s is a cathedral, not just a mere church, it means that the village of St-David’s is a ‘city’ – the Queen bestowed city status on the village of 1800 souls in 1995.
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I love them – I agree, the work & craftsmanship that went into many old buildings is impressive. They didn’t have quite the distractions we do, did they?
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Nor did they have the tools and hydraulics … The book by Ken Follett, Pillars of the Earth, is about the building of these beautiful churches and cathedrals and a master builder might spend his whole life constructing one cathedral. It’s perseverance, determination, a measure of faith … and a way to make a living.
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Aren’t they beautiful! 🙂
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The work and craftsmanship that went in to these old buildings always staggers me.
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Good entry for geometry…
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Beautiful floor you have there my friend amazing decor 🙂
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Great selections for the Geometry!
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Nice entry for the Weekly Photo Challenge !!!
You can see mine here : http://sebastienouvryphotographies.wordpress.com/2012/11/02/253365-2-novembre-2012-p-l/
See you
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