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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

The Golden Hour

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Ruth Weal

Golden Sets - Copyright R.Weal 2010

The golden hour is the hour just prior to sunset and the hour just after sunrise when if you’re lucky, the landscape is bathed in a beautiful golden light which adds an extra dimension and beauty to the quality of … Continue reading →

Posted in My Art, Photography | Tagged autumn, autumnal, autumnal sunset, britain, british countryside, countryside, crockerton, english countryside, english sunset, english woods, forest, fresh water lake, lake, longleat, nature, photo, photograph, photography, ruth weal, shear water lake, shearwater, sunset, sunsets, UK, warminster, wealie, wiltshire, woods | Leave a comment