We returned to Bradford on Avon for the June meeting of the Something Snappy group but this time we met at the Tithe Barn and took our photos in that area, rather than the town centre. This month's list was: look through, rubbish, angled, damaged, entwined, narrow, half, open, begins with E, green, and a bonus photo which was free choice.
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| look through |
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| rubbish |
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| angled |
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| damaged |
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| entwined |
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| narrow |
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| half |
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| open |
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| begins with E |
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| green |
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| free choice - inside the Tithe Barn |
We all struggled with 'begins with E' and 'entwined'. Afterwards we walked along the canal to the Lock Inn Café to share our photos with the rest of the group, and some of us may have caved in and ordered a full English breakfast ... it was delicious, though!
You always find such interesting things to photograph for your challenges.
ReplyDeleteBradford on Avon is such an interesting place - I can remember going there when my late husband was interested in finding the places in an old book of canal photos
BoA is definitely an interesting place. It's full of history and many of the historical buildings have been retained, as has the canal history. Did you manage to find all the places in your book? xx
DeleteGreat photos Eileen. What an interesting place.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carole. The history of the place is fascinating. xx
DeleteYou took some great photos. I'm still half asleep so admit I don't know what your begins with E is :-( It looks a lovely place and I'm glad you enjoyed your breakfast afterwards :-) xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Eileen. It's the letter E at the start of a run of fencing. It is a lovely place and for once was fairly quiet - it's usually busier and photography can be a challenge as people keep walking into your photo! The cafe has new management so we weren't sure what to expect, but it's still as good as ever, thankfully. xx
DeleteAll great photos for a fun challenge. I see an E at the end of the fence or was it E for enclosure?
ReplyDeleteThe prompt was 'begins with E' so this was the letter E at the start of a run on fencing. E for enclosure would have worked as well but I didn't think of that! xx
DeleteWhat great photos you've taken. Look through and angled are particularly good. Half looks fun. The tithe Barn looks similar to the barn in Buckland Abbey in Yelverton, Devon. Helen S.
ReplyDeleteThanks Helen. It's the same building style as the barn at Buckland Abbey but, if memory serves me correctly, this one is smaller. xx
DeleteI like all your photos, especially the ones for 'green' and 'half'. I, too, thought the one for "E" stood for Enclosure! Sounds like someone enjoyed her breakfast! :D
ReplyDeleteSadly, I didn't think of 'enclosure' for E as there were other areas where that would have made a really good photo. Never mind! Oh yes, I did enjoy my breakfast! xx
DeleteWhat a great place to visit. And I love your ' look through' photograph. X
ReplyDeleteI like historical places like this and it is a great place to visit. There are also some workshops where local craftsmen sell their work, a children's playground, other historical buildings in addition to the tithe barn, an orchard, and easy access to the canal. It's a good place for a day out, and all free! xx
DeleteThese are all wonderful photographs. You are very skilled and creative! I liked them all, and did see the E!
ReplyDeleteThanks Celie, that's really kind of you to say that ... and I'm glad you saw the 'E'! xx
DeleteWhat a fun location for a photo shoot. You always have a good take on the difficult to find items. Well snapped!
ReplyDeleteI like your photo of looking out from the tithe barn, today I am reading a novel (Lucia in London by E.F. Benson) and in the novel the people in an English village are setting up the village museum in a tithe barn. So now I have enjoyed your tithe barn photos doubly. I highly recommend the Mapp and Lucia novels, by the way.
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