Tag Archives: National Trust

Places of Pilgrimage – The Salisbury Plain

Posted on December 20, 2010 by Ruth Weal

Avebury Stone Avenue - Copyright R.Weal 2010

I recently read an article by Chris on his blog Wisdom and Life called Your Magical Place, which he wrote after seeing my seed on *Seededbuzz (a blog promotion service) about my article Places that speak to the heart and … Continue reading →

Posted in My Blog, My Travels, Photography, Poetry and Prose, Wealie Nice Places to Visit | Tagged avebury, childhood memories, childhood places, countryside, crockerton, english countryside, flora, Gardens, Heaven's Gate, kennet long barrow, longleat, Longleat Estate, National Trust, nostalgia, photo, photograph, photography, Pilgrimage, Places of Pligrimage, poem, poetic, poetry, poetry and prose, remembrance, ruth weal, salisbury, salisbury plain, Shearwater Lake, stonehenge, Stourhead, travels, UK, warminster, wealie, wiltshire | 3 Comments

Between the rapture and the ruin

Posted on October 27, 2010 by Ruth Weal

Corfe Castle - Copyright R.Weal 2009

Today’s article is about life and what it is that truly defines our existence, that makes our lives of worth and value. It took me a while to come to terms with the fact that it wasn’t the great moments … Continue reading →

Posted in My Art, Photography, Poetry and Prose | Tagged Between the rapture and the ruin, black and white photography, Corfe Castle, Dorset, high contrast photography, National Trust, photo, photograph, photography, photoshop, poem, poetic, poetry, poetry and prose, prose, Purbeck, ruth weal, South West Coast, wealie | Leave a comment