The only remains of St Andrew’s Old Kirk in North Berwick is a small white-harled stone building which stands just inland from the path to the Scottish Seabird Centre.
The first church was probably made of wood and was probably constructed by monks from the Abbey at Lindisfarne some time in the 600s. A later building was erected some time in the 1100s, but little of this is left other than low stone walls on the grass to the north of the only part remaining. Continue reading Black and White Sunday: Traces of the Past
A typical Cape Cod lighthouse
I am uncertain as to which lighthouse this is, either Wood End or Long Point at the end of the spit near Provincetown. Cape Cod (Massachusetts, United States) is a fascinating place to visit if you are a lighthouse lover as you will find more than a dozen in a reasonably small area. Some of them have had to be moved further inland as the constant pounding of the surf has caused sea erosion along the coastline. Some are even open to the public.
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Oil drums, paint cans and twisted wire form the basis of this drum kit. A happy duo busking on the streets of Victoria Falls, December, 2000.
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