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HWW from Laura's Towers at Shrewsbury Castle

The tower was built as a folly by Thomas Telford c. 1790 for Laura, the daughter of Sir William Pulteney as a summer house. The walls of Laura's tower are built of sandstone which has varying degrees of hardness, so it's possible to see erratic weathering of the stone.

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22 comments

Annemarie said:

Wish you a serene Wednesday!

a beautiful image
13 months ago ( translate )

Makrofan said:

HWW!
13 months ago ( translate )

volker_hmbg said:

Well taken detail, Amelia

HWW and have a nice day today!
13 months ago ( translate )

Wierd Folkersma said:

wonderful steps, like a fairy tale, HBM Amelia!
13 months ago

©UdoSm said:

What a beautiful building...
13 months ago

uwschu said:

HWW Amelia, würde mir als Wohnung völlig reichen :-))
13 months ago ( translate )

Patrick Brandy said:

Très beau château agréable journée.
13 months ago ( translate )

Boro said:

Excellente !!!
13 months ago ( translate )

Nick Weall said:

HWW Dear LGM, some interesting brickwork here
13 months ago ( translate )

Roger (Grisly) said:

Excellent capture of the weathering and texture of the stone Amelia
Two very fine images, HWW
13 months ago

Rosalyn Hilborne said:

I love the colour of the stone Amelia. A superb main shot.
Lucky Laura :-) HWW.
13 months ago

Xata said:

The weathering on the stone gave the tower some smoothness, making these HWW even more beautiful, and so are your photos: beautiful+++++++++
13 months ago

FarbFormFreude said:

robust tower
13 months ago

Tanja - Loughcrew said:

Was für ein toller Turm Amelia...ich liebe Sandstein, auch wenn der Zahn der Zeit schon sehr an ihm nagt...hWW Dir und komm gut durch diese Woche!
13 months ago ( translate )

Keith Burton said:

I'm not really into this HWW thing, but I do like the look of this beautiful old folly. The colour of the stonework is lovely and I really like the stone has weathered and changed over the years.

Two superb images Amelia.
13 months ago
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