Sunday, 30 November 2008

My World (7)

My World - this week (as promised) is from Belvoir Castle - one of its Peacocks and shots from its grounds.Just 7 miles from Grantham.UK.(My corner of My World.



















My World goes hand in hand with Skywatch.




The Team = Klaus - Sandy - Ivar - Wren - Fishing Guy - Louise.




Have a Happy Week Blogging My Friends.




31 comments:

Gattina said...

A wonderful world ! what a beautiful picture of the peacock !

This Is My Blog - fishing guy said...

Mac: Now we are really talking about a palace and neat grounds. Is that actually your home, you can tell me Mac?

Texas Travelers said...

Nice corner of the world to be from.
Great photos.
I like the effect on the second one.

Troy

Rune Eide said...

You live well, I see!

EG CameraGirl said...

It must be wonderful to live with so many castles nearby!

Anonymous said...

You live in such a pretty part of the world. I always enjoy visiting your blog. Thanks for sharing as always!

Anonymous said...

Beautiful shots. Peacock is a fan fave. I find that post processing you applied on one of the photos is very appealing.

Arija said...

Oh, tut tut, bragging again with your castles and peacocking around as usual!
Great post, the nearest thing in national trust houses we have here is a farmhouse less than 200 years old... Ah what it is living in the colonies...

Anonymous said...

Those are fantastic shots. What a beautiful place.

Mojo said...

Pretty serious castle you have there!

I'm told peacocks make even better alarm systems than dogs. Apparently they set up a frightful noise when their territory is encroached. I suppose that's why royalty kept them around. Probably thought they were prettier than dogs too.

As if!

 gmirage said...

What enchanting photos, right off the first one! Wow!

Anonymous said...

Lovely spot, but now I want to visit next time I'm in the area. Road trip!

Great peacock photo!

SandyCarlson said...

That is a vision of paradise.

Sylvia K said...

What incredible shots of an incredible palace! Oh, and I love the peacock! He seems to be preening just for the photo! Thanks for sharing, love them!

The Good Life in Virginia said...

gorgeous grounds and love the peacock...thanks for sharing with us.

Unknown said...

Mac I love this place, been a few times. The composition on that last piccie is wonderful.

♥♥ Willa ♥♥ said...

I've never been to a castle before, another reason why I'm dying to go to Europe, you guys have plenty of those. and you capture them amazingly!!
MWT#3: Water Park

Louise said...

Ahhhh, lovely. Really, what is prettier than a beautiful castle on well-kept grounds? Thank you for sharing it!!

Lilli & Nevada said...

What a beautiful place and i love that fountain i have almost one similar that i took at the coast
Thanks for sharing your part of the world

ancient one said...

Nice corner of the world you live in... I always enjoy your photos!

kayleen said...

lovely photography! thanks for sharing.

chrome3d said...

Peacocks are so funny and they always make me happy. Fine gardens around your castle.

Laura ~Peach~ said...

BEAUTIFUL I would love to stroll those gardens with you :D
Hugs Laura

Suffeli kuvailee said...

so beautiful place :)

??? said...

The castle grounds are beautiful, I would love to visit!

Mary said...

Wow...what a place! I can't imagine living where castles and huge manors are all over the place. Great photos of it high on the hill!

Marites said...

i love your header pic! colorful as the peacock:D and to have some castles as your neighbors is really awesome.

Lew said...

They really knew how to landscape back in the old days! Beautiful place and great photos.

antigoni said...

Wonderful post!

Reader Wil said...

Wonderful Castle like all your other castles, which I always have loved!
BTW St Nicholas is not our X-mas celebration. We also celebrate Christmas which is a more a religious feast in Church and a Christmas tree at home and we sing X-mas carols in the weeks before the 25th of December. We have four Advent Sundays in Church to prepare ourselves for X-mas just like all other western countries. St. Nicholas is just an extra event.

Anonymous said...

Beautiful your World.
Beautiful landscape.