This is an interesting reminder of how quickly history is forgotten. This was built by the Romans to keep out the barbarian invaders from the north. Well ….it didn’t work and now today the need for a “wall” to keep out invaders of a different type is very much in the news.
Funny that you should mention that. We were in Dublin the other week and at the site of Dublin Castle, under the current wall, there is a Roman wall that was built on top of a Viking wall. Proof perhaps that some things don’t change.
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Really interesting wall and terrain
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Yes, a very scenic spot and a lovely walk as well.
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🙂
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An old friend of mine! That’s a lovely shot, Amy 🙂 🙂
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Thanks very much, that spot is a beautiful place for a walk 🙂
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This is an interesting reminder of how quickly history is forgotten. This was built by the Romans to keep out the barbarian invaders from the north. Well ….it didn’t work and now today the need for a “wall” to keep out invaders of a different type is very much in the news.
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Funny that you should mention that. We were in Dublin the other week and at the site of Dublin Castle, under the current wall, there is a Roman wall that was built on top of a Viking wall. Proof perhaps that some things don’t change.
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So true!
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Beautiful shot – that’s the sycamore gap right? I love that place.
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Yes, it is. We were fortunate enough to get some beautiful weather while we were in the area. A lovely place to walk.
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It is indeed – I really like that area.
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It’s a beautiful part of the country.
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beautiful
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Thank you.
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Lovely shot, Amy.
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Thank you, it was a lovely day to be in that area.
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😊
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That’s a favourite spot of mine too, Amy. Beautiful capture!
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Thanks very much, going back through these files has brought back nice memories too.
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