The past restored by wjames
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For Wolfgang(Billcody) found this in the archives (taken pre digi). It is a restored croft on the Isle of Skye,it's about 200+ years old.
Comments (23)
oooh...love it!!! wonderful image!
Excellent shot, fantastic colors and details
Marvelous shot!!! Fascinating building!
I would give anything to live in one of these; something about stone and thatch just speaks to me. Great capture!
great building .. fascinating done !!! thx for sharing
Woah! Toooo awesome!
I had my suspicions that you were building an extension on the quiet, and now we know. Great shot
Great historic image.
Beautiful... curious if you use a polarizer filter on your camera? If not it would help to bring out the sky in some of your photos.
A very beautiful discovery my friend. I adore. Really formidable. Cheer still and mile mercies ((5++)) Une très belle découverte mon ami . J'adore . Vraiment formidable. Bravo encore et mile mercis ((5++))
Gorgeous work! :)
Great shot! A very quaint and humble abode. :)
wonderful image!
Wow que j'aime cette image les couleurs sont superbes
Great to look at, hell to live in, I suspect.
The roof is very interesting. Nice.
What a beautiful cottage...It looks SO quaint...but I DO love indoor plumbing and good heating...Yes, we are very, very spoiled these days. But a beautiful shot!!!
I love restored buildings, dressed up in their historic garb. Excellent detail and color! Wonderful capture!
I love the looks of it but I would not want to have to live in it. It really is beautiful. Glad they restored it. Great shot.
Fascinating. I've never seen the stone weights before even in a book. What a great way to keep a roof intact...particularly in a windy place.
Check it out!! Very cool :)
Excellent image!!!!
wonderful style and capture