At last the final set of photo’s from Warkworth! (previous post HERE )
After the Hermitage we walked back along the river and reached the village, which is very picturesque and tidy.
All the cottages up this street are holiday rentals.
Firstly we went off to visit the church
lovely stain glass windows
the grounds were cool too, with one 16th century grave of a chap known as ‘The Hunter”
we also came across some strange sarcophagi
and some architectural conundrums
after the church, we went to lunch and then walked up the hill back to the castle.
On the way home we stopped off at Amble marina to see the boats, but the weather was not so good by then and we didn’t stay long,
All in all a great day out.
Back to work tomorrow, but still lots of days out photo’s processed and ready to go, it’s been great to go so many places and see some fabulous sights, have had a lovely holiday with the Fuji XT1, and especially with my hubby.
Laters Gaters
😉
fraggle ~ rocking a camera across the Universe 
Those stairs and those sarcophagi! It’s not strange that some believe buildings from the past were made by aliens XD Lovely window display with floral arrangement, simple and minimal composition, thanks fragglerocking lady.
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Thanks Francis, the sarcophagi were really strange, and yes they do look like aliens would be in them, tall thin ones 🙂
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Great series of posts. I really enjoyed Warkworth Report. So many compositions, colors and textures. And insights into an awesome location and it’s history. Thanks for preparing all the details. I wish you a good start back into work. Kind regards. Reinhold
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Thanks Reinhold, glad you enjoyed it 🙂
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Oooh, I really liked “the church” and am really surprised by the sarcophagi, can’t believe those are just left out and about!
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I know, if only I was skinny and tall, Sophie would have had the shot 😀
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It’s great that you combined b&w photos with sepia toned photos and macro photos in full technicolor 🙂 I especially like the the soft focus on the “bells”, and the flowers in the window look like their asking to go out and play 🙂
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Thanks Melissa I do like faffing about with different processing. 🙂
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Finally got a chance to really look at all your holiday photos. Simply fantastic!!!
I would love to come visit this beautiful spot. You captured it my dear!
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thanks Pam, stay tooned 😉
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Sorry I’m a little late getting here, but I wanted to enjoy it… With. Cuppa…u know;). I could SO see myself walking these cobbled roads.. Oh Fraggy you so lucky to have all this history. I am just devouring every morsel you post. Your captures, are eye candy for my soul;)!!!!! I’m looking forwRd to the next edition!!!!!!
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Aw wish you were here to see it all, you’d have a blast!
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Ohh yes.. I sure would have.. One day!!!!!! We’ll get there❤️
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What a beautiful looking village church.
Love 💗 the stained glass windows.
And that grave of the Hunter seems to have an interesting tale behind the name in one’s imagination.
Why was he called the Hunter?
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