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[Dripping Well, Hastings, England] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • excellentzebu1050 said:
    wonderful in one word
  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    In its day The Dripping Well was an extremely popular Victorian attraction. Charabancs (sightseeing wagons) would leave the monument in Hastings each day to bring visitors to this beauty spot.

    Situated at the head of a picturesque, thickly-wooded glen, the Dripping Well, overhung by a huge beach-tree, was a favourite subject for both artist and photographer.  John Logie Baird is said to have drawn inspiration here for inventing television ("seeing by wireless" as he described it). —Compiled [1] [2] [3]

     
    Dripping Well – Then and Now (100+ years later)

    The romantic Lovers' Seat was located near here but due to erosion only a stone is left in its place.

    "Dripping Well (2012)"           by Laurie Piper         "Dripping Well (c.1900)"                    by LOC
    IMG_4316       [Dripping Well, Hastings, England] (LOC)
     

[Bowder Stone, Lake District, England] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • B-59 said:
    Recent photo: www.panoramio.com/photo/33350752
  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    "One of Lakeland’s most famous features, this 2000 ton stone, some 30 feet high, fifty feet across and ninety feet in circumference, rests in a state of delicate balance. It did not topple down from the mountain side like most visitors assume, for it is not a local rock. It was most likely carried here from Scotland by the glaciers of the Ice Age.

    "It possibly gets its name from Balder, son of the Norse God Odin, but there are no legends attached to this boulder." — Visit Cumbria

     
    Bowder Stone – Then and Now 100+ years later

    Oddly enough, there are few visible changes in the Bowder Stone over the past 100 years.

    "Bowder Stone (2012)" by NorthernLittlePenguin      "Bowder Stone (c.1900)"           by LOC
    Bowder Stone               [Bowder Stone, Lake District, England] (LOC)

Philipsdorp

from Het Nieuwe Instituut