Glastonbury Tor from the marshes. by jayfar
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Glastonbury Tor rises up from the Somerset Levels. To know more about the Tor and the surrounding area please go to your search engine - a lot of ancient history around here. Jeff.
Comments (24)
looks very wet and cold.there is a place in Oklahoma that has a tower similar on a hill above a lake.history also but not like this place
Avalon? Super shot!
Twice I have visited Glastonbury, both for the festival and I loved it. As for the history, from the 15th century St Michael's Tower on it's stupendous summit to the Iron Age settlement in the fens surrounding the Tor - fabulous is the term I'd use. Some day soon, I'll visit this county! A beautiful shot! Take another in the Spring please! I'd love to see it then. ^=^
Great shot Jeff, the essence of the marshes
Great capture..super site..and as you say, so much to see and absorb in this area.
Perfect distillation of that place.
Beautiful photo. Great shot.
This is FANTASTIC, Jeff!!! So beautiful to see these different 'layers/lines' after each other.
very pretty~
Beautiful place and capture !
nice capture
interesting picture....
Wonderful atmosphere and capture! :)
Kind of a spooky air. Kind of expect Golem to appear, or perhaps Frodo and Sam. Nice capture.
Elegant and beautfiful composition
fantastic shot! superb image!
Lovely colours and textures in this beautiful capture.
Wonderful capture Jeff and it looks a lot colder than yesterdays post. Dana
Lovable great
What a lovely and very peaceful place. Guess there can be full of birds in times.
B E A U T Y
Brilliant Jeff.
Great capture!
To think that this is how all of the surrounding land must have appeared. It is no surprise that it, isolated and standing tall in the rising mists, must have appeared a magical place, the original Inis Avallach.