Wow! I guess every country or state has a Devil's Kitchen, or Devil's Postpile or some such...It looks so austere and cold but inviting at the same time. I believe I have a bit of Welsh on my mom's side of the tree. ~~~Blessings~~~
Lovely. I can feel the cold and hear the water flowing. Many years ago, I married a Welshman, and traveled up to Llangollen. (That's thlangothlen to you, buster.) I remember one easy walk (since I am not of the hiking variety) up to the top of a hill overlooking town, and we walked right through a field of lavender. What a beautiful smell.
Stunning - need to work on them highlights though.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Wales. So very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou're always posting these from the future.
ReplyDeleteAwesome Clair! :D
ReplyDeleteMore from the Devil's Kitchen, eh? Still eerie even without the music!
ReplyDeleteWow! I guess every country or state has a Devil's Kitchen, or Devil's Postpile or some such...It looks so austere and cold but inviting at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI believe I have a bit of Welsh on my mom's side of the tree.
~~~Blessings~~~
As ususual Claire, an awesome picture!
ReplyDeleteStunning shot, very nice.
ReplyDeleteSaw this one on Flickr last night - very nice!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Claire...
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, Claire. I think I'd like to have my lunch on one of those rocks by the river... So tranquil.
ReplyDelete@ Alex yep the auto correcty thingie did that, thanks for pointing it out :( meh!
ReplyDelete@ Thanks Sandy, I think its lovely too :)
@.45 I am tricky like that :)
@ Roger Cheers me dears :)
@ Yes Will you are correct, I took so many I thought I would post them every now and again :)
@ Hey gracie, yes that is what it felt like too, I cant wait to go back.
@ Jeni thank you :)
@thriftcriminal, I love comments from fellow hikers, have you had your boots on lately?
@Chris, thats why I posted it :)
@Thanks Stine, waiting for more photos on your blog :)
@Cheers Jenn, eating sandwiches and drinking a thermos of coffee in places like this is what makes it worthwhile :)
It looks cold and foreboding, I like it! :D
ReplyDeleteDefinitely mystical looking (or maybe "mist-ical"). Good job, Claire.
ReplyDeleteThis photo absolutely blows me away. It's like someone painted it, and I can practically feel the texture on my screen.
ReplyDeleteI've posted my Wordless Wednesday contribution here:
http://writteninc.blogspot.com/2008/03/wordless-wednesday-pac-man-found-dead.html
Not quite as stunning as yours, but it should bring a smile to your face all the same. I hope you'll drop by and say hi,
Have a great rest-of-WW. All the best!
Carmi
Looks just like my back garden. Minus the trash cans, hobos and crack pipes. :)
ReplyDeleteLove it, what kind of fish can be caught there?
ReplyDeleteHey I got to click on your face today!! :D
ReplyDeleteThere's truly no place like Waaaales! I even miss the rain.
ReplyDelete@offendedblogger I thought you might :)
ReplyDelete@bobbie, cheers the weather for once helped :)
@carmi thats really cool of you to say, your pic did bring a smile to my face.
@qelqoth dont forget the my little ponies :)
@ Trukin I have no idea :)
@ Roger what a pleasure that must of been :)
@madmerv You cant miss the rain? really?
Lovely. I can feel the cold and hear the water flowing. Many years ago, I married a Welshman, and traveled up to Llangollen. (That's thlangothlen to you, buster.) I remember one easy walk (since I am not of the hiking variety) up to the top of a hill overlooking town, and we walked right through a field of lavender. What a beautiful smell.
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