7+14=21. Another week of B&W photo challenge! Day 16..

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Atgofion has nominated me to do this again so I am adding another 7 to the original 14!

 

Some of my pics are new, some are old, some have appeared on Instagram already (in colour). Some of the subjects have special significance for me, some have special significance for friends, some are just pretty pictures.

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With regards choosing nominees. I really don’t enjoy doing that. So I am going to use this opportunity to nominate new bloggers and new followers to help them enter the fold of this lovely community. There is no obligation, and anyone else who wants to take part is very welcome to do so!

The rules are: Seven days. Seven black and white photos of your life. No people. No explanation. Challenge someone new each day.

Today’s nominee is: YOU – I’m about done with the nominating for now! Feel free to join in.

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Frustrated artist and plantsman from Northern England

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    1. Lancaster castle gatehouse. This was behind me when I took last nights pic. Castle has a fascinating history if you want to google it. One of its claims to fame is as the place Pilates was invented!

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        1. Thank you 🙂

          It shocked me how grim and imposing it looks in B&W. I guess these things were built to look like that but you never normally see them that way in a colour picture on a bright sunny day. This atmosphere I think is a more honest way of depicting a place that saw more executions than anywhere outside of London.

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        1. Thankfully i did not have to stick around long. The courtroom is centuries old and the jury is crammed onto tiny wooden benches. The dock where the accused sits is actually more comfortable – i tried it on a guided tour.

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            1. To be fair, there are plenty of more modern court facilities elsewhere in the county. I think this is the oldest still-working court in the country. Given that the prison closed in 2011 I wonder how long the court will last.

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