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RAME HEAD Duhnuhnuhnuhnuuuuhhhhh!
LOTS OF CHURCHES Aduhnuhhhnuhnuhnuh!
HAVE SOME PICTURES Nuhnuhnuhnuhnuhnuh
SOME OF THEM AREN'T VERY STRAIGHT.

/takes a bow.

/slides.

( Rame Head. )

Last one.

( Paris IV : Notre Dame & Misc. )

Went and found these for stopping, and for anyone else who would like to visit Paris one day.

I took these pictures two years ago, and apparently I got better without realising because these photographs are pretty piss-poor. I also apparently liked a lot of stuff that, in hindsight, was pretty shitty-looking. I'm sorry for all the off-kilter images and pictures of ugly things. 8(

( Paris I : Basilique du Sacré-Cœur, Montmartre. )

Tons and tons and tons of photos. Hayle, St. Anthony's church, Chagford's reservoir in Dartmoor.

( Hnnngh! )

I think I had a bit of mild heat-stroke last week, because I felt pretty wretched on Sunday night. I'd been out walking along the coast of Trevone that morning, and on the day before that I was struggling across sand dunes in blistering sun at Hayle. I burned my face a bit, and that's taking a while to fade.

Beautiful walks, but they didn't make for spectacular pictures; they were kind of a bit too brochure-ey. On Monday we went to Berry Pomeroy, a medieval castle out on Dartmoor that was later converted to a tudor/elizabethan estate by sons, grandsons and great-grandsons of Edward Seymour, who bought the property and was the Lord Protector of Henry VIII's only son and the first Duke of Somerset. Despite being extended and built up massively over these generations, it was eventually abandoned, and all the ongoing construction work was just left incomplete. In its history, it's only ever been owned by two families - the Seymours and the Pomeroys. It belongs now to the current Duke of Somerset.

That more than made up for it photo-wise, so as a warning: there's absolutely millions of pictures under the cut.

The castle reminded me a lot of the ruined architecture in Ico, especially where the creeping weeds and vines had started to really overcome the walls, and where all that was left of some of the predominantly-glass buildings were the long, tall pillars that stood between the windows.

( Yadda yadda, picture time! SO MANY PICTURES. )

Final Presidency VII continues.

( We know your fate well. )

A sort of follow-on from this.

( I have no excuse for this one, really. )

It's just more photos today. This time, I went to Dartmoor.

I'll have to take responsibility for any bad photography this time; these are all mine.


"don't fuck it up."

( Lots of large pictures under the cut. )

Today I realised my mum needs to step awayyyy from the Photoshop. But here's some nice pictures of where I've been this week!

All of these were taken by my mum so I can't claim credit for any snazzy shots.



Except that one, and one other.

( Cut for large images. )

My brother suggested I post it on my LJ too, so I thought why not. :') Inspired by issendai's post where she said of Obama:

It's like... It's like he agrees with the things I believe in, or something. Like at any minute he's going to bust out and do something for global warming or gay rights or the far right's attack on contraception.

It's a trap, right? He's evil, right? One morning we're going to wake up and he's going to be on the front lawn of the White House, wearing leather and straps, with silver hair down his back and ginormous swords in both hands, roaring in Japanese while setting mecha on fire, right?

( Well, about that. )

No theme today. Low quality pictures of pretty much a smattering of things that I've been collecting on my phone over the last few months.

( Under the cut, but there's not many this time. )

Photos of Tintagel and other places. Why not, I ask you?

( Image-heavy post under the cut. )

Photos from some of the walks we've been on, as promised:

( Image-heavy post under the cut. The images are pretty huge, too. )