Despite not feeling quite like myself, I've spent much of this month on the road, which I always love!
Day 52/365
Monday, 2 June 2008
Behind St. Donats Church and Castle (outside of Llantwit Major). I went exploring on my way home today after I saw my client. I found a castle and 11th century church that I never knew existed. My June pictures thus far are so green and so very Welsh. Even though it looks lovely, my husband, like a proper Brit, is constantly cursing the rain that creates the green. After all, what would the British have to talk about if not the weather--they'd lose a piece of their national character if they stopped whinging.
Monday, 2 June 2008
Behind St. Donats Church and Castle (outside of Llantwit Major). I went exploring on my way home today after I saw my client. I found a castle and 11th century church that I never knew existed. My June pictures thus far are so green and so very Welsh. Even though it looks lovely, my husband, like a proper Brit, is constantly cursing the rain that creates the green. After all, what would the British have to talk about if not the weather--they'd lose a piece of their national character if they stopped whinging.
Day 52/365
Monday, 2 June 2008
Behind St. Donats Church and Castle (outside of Llantwit Major). I went exploring on my way home today after I saw my client. I found a castle and 11th century church that I never knew existed. My June pictures thus far are so green and so very Welsh. Even though it looks lovely, my husband, like a proper Brit, is constantly cursing the rain that creates the green. After all, what would the British have to talk about if not the weather--they'd lose a piece of their national character if they stopped whinging.
Monday, 2 June 2008
Behind St. Donats Church and Castle (outside of Llantwit Major). I went exploring on my way home today after I saw my client. I found a castle and 11th century church that I never knew existed. My June pictures thus far are so green and so very Welsh. Even though it looks lovely, my husband, like a proper Brit, is constantly cursing the rain that creates the green. After all, what would the British have to talk about if not the weather--they'd lose a piece of their national character if they stopped whinging.
Camera: Nikon Corporation (Nikon D50) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 1000px x 1504px |
Current: 200px x 300px |
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