Warning Beacon by JeffG7BRJ
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Description
The Beacon
The Hill may have been part of the beacon chain used in 1588 to warn of the approaching Spanish Armada. A beacon was lit on 1st January 2000 for the start of the new Millennium, It was also lit on 4th August to celebrate Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mothers hundrredth Birthday.
This Beacon, on the site of many predecessors was commisioned by Crich Parish Council to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Her Majesty the Queen and was first fired on the 3rd of June 2002.
This is on the same site as the Regimental War Memorial.
The wall is a prime example of Dry Stone Walling.
Thanks for stopping by for a look and for any comments you care to make.
May the sun shine down on you where ever you are.
For those of you not familiar with dry stone walls, please check out this link.
http://www.ruskinmuseum.com/stone_wall.htm
Comments (16)
Very beautiful and interesting capture, my friend! :)
Great Beacon Jeff excellent capture and pov.
Such marvelous perspective... gorgeous shot Jeff!
Nice shot Jeff, don't know why I didn't get a shot of it myself while I was there. And the historical Information was a good read, Thanx.
Wonderful old stones, great perspective to shot!
Good photo, I like the light and the clouds.
Gorgeous construction of the tower and the wall. Great pov.
interesting image this ,i have never seen anything like this before jeff i must go and have look see for myself ,great shot mick
Dry Stone Walling was a new term to me until your last post. I love masonry but certainly am not a mason by any means.this is beautiful Dry Stone Walling and capture
For those of you not familiar with dry stone walls, please check out this link. http://www.ruskinmuseum.com/stone_wall.htm
Very beautiful ................
Well done.
Well done. 5+.
beautiful imag
Thanks for the Information very well explanation and WOW One day I want to go there and Have a Pik Nik
a great and beautiful capture thank you greetings, smillinfaces