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Gorgeous photo! Thanks for sharing!
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It must have been a wonderful abbey in it’s glory years.
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this picture says so much, it gets the imagination running
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A long history behind it and its size and position make it unmissable
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Oh, love it
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Love the way the hill falls in line with the walls Debbie. A dramatic sky helps as well 🙂 🙂
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It’s an amazing setting. I want to get back for longer and see it from more angles in more weathers!
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That will be good. I can’t wait to see your results 🙂
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Am I right that this has Dracula written all over it?
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Did you know?
Bram Stoker visited Whitby for a week and the setting inspired him. And he used names from the nearby graveyard for characters.
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It’s quite a time since I read Bram Stoker’s novel. But “Whitby” rang a bell and the abbey would look just perfect in moonlight.
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Yes, I’d like to see it in moonlight. I think I need to time my next visit to coincide with a full moon
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Indeed
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🧛♂️ Memory doesn’t always fail me –
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Nor me!
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😁
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Snap…. been there done that 😄👌
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😀😀 and the scenes couldn’t look more different!
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Very true!
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Beautiful composition, Debbie …
Thank you so much for sharing 🙂
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Thanks Sreejith
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