July 2023 daily themes.

[dreampolice]

We’ve not been for a few years. Last time was when my American brother in law was over from the US in 2018/19 ish. He was amazed, firstly that my house was built in 1777 then visiting there. Considering the US is only a few years old, lol.

[petrochemist]

Like many other monasteries Grace Dieu priory was dissolved in Tudor times
Here are some of it's remains
Grace Dieu Proiry (Infra red) 10 by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr

[zx9]

Some of it is Tudor.
Ightham Mote IMG_0706fb by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

Ightham Mote IMG_0684fb by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

Some of it is more recent in a Tudor style.

[zx9]

Could well be.
Kington 2022-07-27-0012edit by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

[zx9]

Tudor re work of Dover Castle with slightly later graffiti?

Dover Castle - History. by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

[zx9]

A bit ruff.
Eltham Palace IMG_9866edit by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

[peterob]

Flickr seems to be giving me images and no longer a black screen on the photo page.  So a bit late, here is the other side of Little Moreton Hall.  If Flickr had worked for me earlier I would have pasted it as an edit in the first post but that is history!

This has been shown on APForum - if I remember correctly the theme was stripes and this is the best striped lawn cut that I have.  

IMG_0002.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[peterob]

Flickr is doing it again - I just get a blank page.  So discarding that, the first of two I uploeaded just now seems OK.  Speke Hall is another National Trust property with Tudor links.  I'm a bit surprised that I have few digital pictures of it because I certainly have a lot on film.  I'm missing the close up of the obviously Tudor front.   This is an oblique view of the rear.  The picture I am struggling to display in Flickr is also an oblique view of the rear taken from the opposite side of the house to this. 

IMG_0022.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

Edit:  Flickr is now playing ball and displaying the image - fingers crossed.

IMG_0026.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[peterob]

Slightly different. It comes up in the list of National Trust places having Tudor connections.  It is sixteenth century, birthplace of Bishop William Morgan who produced the first printed bible in the Welsh language in 1588 as Elizabeth 1st came to the throne. I have posted this picture before - possibly on this (new) forum.

Ty Mawr Wybrnant

IMG_0022.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[kate]

Iridescent

Oil on the water.
ap iridescent oil on water by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

[peterob]

Probably as close as I will get to iridescent. I'll think on it.

Flickr broken again and not  generating links - I'll revisit and edit this later

Edit: + a few minutes and we have what looks like a valid link

DSCF4555.jpg by Pete, on Flickr

[kate]

sun power by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

[kate]

ap iridescent shiny glass dish warm reds by Kate Ferris, on Flickr

[zx9]

A couple from the archive.
Washed up beetle, Crete _MG_2034 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

European Sarling - Sturnus vulgaris by Keith Hudson, on Flickr

[stevewmh]

Dragon flys have fabulous iridescent colors close up. I wish they hung around a little longer