Mary Hill's Castle by lizzibell
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Comments (39)
What a strange place,where is it?
Beautiful and interesting picture!
A rather unhappy scene behind this building. The green of the lawn and the drabness of the land behind is a fantastic contrast. Well seen and well done.
Must be in the English Midlands she was living on the edge of a strip mine. Horses and draglines, you know? You don't know?
Beautiful work
fantastic capture of this unusual place, i'm sure it has an interesting history.
Stark building, pleasant grass and a barren hills all make for an interesting capture.
awesome capture, Lizzi warm hug with a smile, Linda
Beautiful !
COOOOOL But I need information about this picture ;-) Where is it ?
Fantastic variation in textures between landscaping, architecture and landscape.
For those who don't know, Maryhill Museum of Art 35 Maryhill Museum Dr, Goldendale, Washington Beautiful photo of this historic beauty, if you google you can read the story, its quite a story!
Excellent capture, well done..
la différence de paysage est surprenante !! belle photo !!
Extraordinary contrasts!
A wonderful vista, but I am also wondering where this was shot:-)
An unusual contrast of landscape, yet an impressive capture nonetheless!
nice mood, great composition
an oasis in a barren landscape.superb capture
great shot
Wowww ... excellent!!!! Roby ........................ :O)
Wonderful view! :)
That's huge. Wonderful shot.
Great shot-what a wonderful structure
I like the POV and clarity in this capture of a rather arcane scene.
South Washington state practically right on the Columbia River which is just out of view. One of the strangest places we've ever visited for weather patterns, etc. The 'castle' is now a museum and well worth a visit if you are in the area. That landscape is typical of about 75% of Washington state which bills itself as the Evergreen State. In places, yes. Mostly, no.
Beautiful image and wide scenery. wonderful photo!!
Thanks for the reminder, Lizzi. I haven't been there for quite a while. Did you get to the Stonehenge replica too?
outstanding shot... what a wonderful view
Wonderful capture superb wrk hugs lou x