Stour head again by alanwilliams
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More from Stourhead. I once appeared in an outdoor production of Hamlet for the National Trust, and this bridge was our main entrance and exit to and from the stage. I had to come on stage to silence only to be upstaged by two very noisy, mating, Great Crested Grebes on the lake behind me, never appear with animals and children springs to mind.
Comments (19)
What a lovely place. Wonderful composition.
Wonderful magical location!
What fun about the Grebes!! And during a tragedy too..now if it had been Much Ado....
Never knew you were an exhibitionist Alan! Lol. This is another super shot.
bonne photo!
a wonderful landscape! GREAT photo!!!!!
superbe !
excellent composition
Excellent landscape and very beautiful place !
what a marvelous scene! awesome capture. love the story about the noisy birds ;)
Really nice scene and lighting! Great capture!
Sorry to laugh at your expense, but it's a very funny story. What an absolutely beautiful photo. Gorgeous!
This is how parkland should look, with or without the sound effects!! Great shot.
LOL! Wonderful story! Probably funnier now than then. Beautiful image! Excellent composition and colors! I love the soft, white layer of wild flowers on the grass and the tiny bits of red and pink.
A fantastic picture, so lovely! The water, the bridge, everything here!
what gorgeous place to explore...I would love to sit there for a while..and just listen to bird sounds....what a peaceful place....excellent landscape
Excellent shot!
i love the bit of bright red to contrast with all the soft greens. the view feels welcoming, like the beginning of a journey.
this pretty landscape seems to escape from a 19th century print! great shot!