Monday, 28 August 2017

WINDOWS OF ASTLEY CASTLE

The Landmark Trust's Astley Castle in Warwickshire is a miracle in architectural design: encasing a modern-day residence within the ruined shell of moated fortified 16th century manor house. During our four day stay there with our friends Roger and Sheila, a great many photos were taken.

This is a photographic blog essay looking at (and through) the windows of Astley Castle...
































Photos: © David Weeks and Brian Sibley, 2017
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Michael G. said...

Brian - wonderful photos! What a great use of this ancient(at least in the US it would be ancient) facade! So glad you and David had a wonderful time!

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