A mighty building, Rosa ! Thanks for showing and the information text ! Wish you a very nice week ahead !

Thank you very much Ulrich. You have a good week too.
I hope with less wind!

Impressive view of this gigantic dovecote perched on the hill!*****
Have a nice evening!****

Wonderful shots Rosa. I have been here, back in the 90's and remember looking down the hill to a cricket game going on in Bruton !!!

Superbes photos. Nicole.

Bonita toma.

Superb series of images Rosa, we have not had weather this good for ages, did try today but were driving back in by a terrific storm.

Beautiful set of photo's Rosa, with a most interesting history.

Wonderful scenery, an unusual Dove Cote the shape would make collecting the squabs difficult, no rotating ladder, also having windows. I hope that you have a good week Rosalyn

Amazing how this looks like a Scottish broch, rather than a Wessex dovecote! Lovely shot.

Schitterende opname,s en pip,s Rosa.
Hartelijke groeten...........Frans.

A beautifully composed shot of this tower against a lovely sky. Scottish brochs are all round double walled structures and much older. This looks similar to pele towers. Peel towers (also spelt pele) are small fortified keeps or tower houses, built along the English and Scottish borders in the Scottish Marches and North of England, intended as watch towers where signal fires could be lit by the garrison to warn of approaching danger. They often had no windows at ground level which is different.

I HAVE SEEN ALSO BEAUTIFUL ANCIENT DOE COTES IN ENG;AND . I WAS A WAY TO KEEP ;LIVE FRESH MEAT !!!

belles captures

What an amazing structure and so well captured.