Old parish church and cemetary, St Day

Belle capture reposante ! Bonne semaine, Andy !

Thank you, Henri and welcome!

Superbe image !
Bonne semaine. Amitiés

Beautifully composed Andy

wonderful this !!

A lovely shot Andy, and fabulous music. No voodoo in the churchyard I hope?!!!

Pleased you like the shot and the Hendrix link, Carol, thank you!
I know that both this type of low light shot and Hendrix aren't everyone's cup of tea!

(Hbm) Andy

A beautiful old chuch Andy........I especially like the high tower with the spires and weathervane. Lovely surrounding too.

You did well to get some decent definition in the grey clouds and I like the hint of pink.

Thank you Keith. Despite it being a roofless shell, it still commands the landscapes around here!
And I saw the touch of pink in the sky and hoped it would come through. I don't see it but am glad you do!

That's a beautiful church there Andy. I love the spires - and the design of the church is lovely, quite different from some old churches.

An impressive building, Andy !

Thank you Jenny and Ulrich!
As described on other shots of this ruined church, there is no roof (it fell in the 1950s) so it's just a shell of a building. It's still a notable and well-known landmark though!

A nice perspective still showing the top of the wall Andy.
I was lucky enough to see Jimi Hendrix in 1967 in Bournemouth,
along with Cat Stevens and The Walker Brothers. Thanks for the link.

Thank you, Rosa. I envy you! There are only so many groups I would have absolutely loved to have seen live, Jimi obviously but also Santana and Led Zeppelin in their late 60s, early 70s pomp! Janis Joplin, Marvin Gaye, David Bowie and The Doors also spring to mind!.

Did I ever mention that Scott Engel (known as Scott Walker) was a client of mine? He was so reclusive that I could only ever deal with him through his manager who had to go in and out of his hideaway (a superior kind of garden shed) with my messages (I would be standing in the garden!) and his replies! Bizarre sounding now, but it seemed (relatively) normal then!

An austere but very evocative view of this site which, in spring, must be full of peaceful charms.
"If anyone ever asks you why people say Jimi Hendrix was the greatest guitarist in rock music, just let them hear this track", a youtube comment that I want to share because this live recording is so great, so representative of his musical genius. Thank you for the link Andy!

Beyond that I share your regrets! Except for Bowie, whom I saw in Paris.

There's a two minute solo in this that is the most soul-searching, dramatic, almost but not quite overwraught, challenging musically, and just downright the greatest guitar solo of all time (imho!)

Photographed from a very good vantage point.
One seems to feel the mood that surrounds this place.

Eric,
Heide,
Thank you both - great comments yet again!

Excellent churchyard capture! Stay well!

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Thank you, William!

Thanks for posting your wonderful picture to the Churches and all religious buildings group

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A fine looking church, Andy
Thank you for posting your image in the group
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