Well 'all' of the snow has disappeared again... but here's another pretty picture I took yesterday, of the back of Candlemaker row as seen from Greyfriar's. How very Charles Dickens, don't you think?!
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6 comments:
Yes, the old buildings look well with the snow. I also went out to capture a number of snowy images yesterday!
That is such a beautiful shot, I love this city :) There are so many places where you can just turn a corner and suddenly the whole aspect of the place changes. I often take it for granted till I have to leave for a while and realise that most other cities just don't have that at all.
That picture could have been taken 200 years ago, nothings changed.
Beautiful scene! I guess they aren't as lucky in London. They still have quite a lot of snow.
Very Dickensian! Lovely shot.
Dickens came straight to mind. Can't you just see his female characters trudging through the snow.
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