#Historic Ruins

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

ℭ𝔯𝔦𝔰𝔦𝔰 𝔞𝔫𝔡 𝔇𝔢𝔠𝔩𝔦𝔫𝔢

 📷 𝔱𝔥𝔢𝔦𝔯𝔦𝔰𝔥𝔞𝔢𝔰𝔱𝔥𝔢𝔱𝔢

[happy-pix-jpn]

【日常】

撮影してたら散歩されてる方が結構来られてました。 地元の人に愛された桜なんでしょうね。 本薬師寺跡にて撮影 2024年4月8日

[christinatravel]

Nestled on the rugged edges of northern Morocco, where the whispers of history blend with the azure embrace of the Mediterranean, stands a testament to time - an abandoned Spanish military castle. Its silent stones, caressed by the sea breeze, tell tales of bygone eras, of vigils held and battles fought. Above its weathered facade, a solitary prickly pear plant stands sentinel, a living relic of ancient times. This castle, a bridge between worlds, invites the soul to wander amidst the shadows of history, under the watchful gaze of nature. Join me on this journey through time, where every stone has a story, and the horizon stretches into eternity. 🏰🌊🌵

[elizaakatee]

York Museum Garden, United Kingdom

[scotianostra]

Linlithgow Palace.

Of all the places in the care of Historic Scotland the Royal Palace at Linlithgow is my favourite and I have visited countless times. These pics of steps round the ruins are from April 2015.  I love imagining this place at night hundreds of years ago lit by naked flames full of intrigue at the Royal Courts of the Stewart monarchs……..

[superhollykat]

[shellsnroses]

Comic for “The Ruin” a poem written by an unknown author in the 8th or 9th century

How wondrous, this wall stone,

Shattered by fate.

Castles are smashed,

The work of giants, crumbled.

Ruined are the roofs,

Tumbled the towers.

Broken the barred gates.

Frost in the plaster,

Ceilings a-gaping.

Torn away, fallen,

Eaten by age.

[indeanne]

Castle Sinclair Girnigoe, Scotland

[pink-linoleum]

piecing it all together

[fruchtfliege]

"Oh, sorry, did I push you?"

Naruto season 1 episode 3, forever in my heart

[wandering-italy]

Ancient Roman houses found under the garden of a former monastery. Santa Giulia Museum, Brescia

March 28, 2024

[pol-ski]

Ogrodzieniec Early Medieval Festival, Poland

© Aleksander Gabrysiak

[happy-pix-jpn]

【思い出の日】

興福寺・メモリアル燈花会にて撮影 2023年11月3日

[elizaakatee]

York Museum Garden, United Kingdom

[alisoncooper]

forgive me if i'm wrong as i'm not an expert in elizabethan court hairstyles and i don't know how the trends changed over the era (or how it differed in the french court) however. as far as i'm aware, having long, flowing hair that was uncovered was a hairstyle mainly for unmarried women that showed their virgin status. once married, women would wear their hair up or covered. so.,, sophie bone wearing her hair long and loose without much of a covering in front of her co-conspirators is both hilarious and a bit sad to me. imagine your elizabethan wife going around court dressed like an unmarried woman when you've been married for years and betrothed since you were teens. it's like she's saying "i Do Not recognise myself as married. this man does not fuck me."

[wandering-jana]

Abandoned lead mine. Park Hills, Missouri.