Winding cobbles
gilded with grime
Silent stories,
mortar’s thread
Medieval views
crown bolded hues
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c.b.w. 2013
Winding cobbles
gilded with grime
Silent stories,
mortar’s thread
Medieval views
crown bolded hues
– – –
c.b.w. 2013
There is something about cobbled streets that speaks to me. Perhaps it is the knowing that thousands and thousands of feet, of lives, have trod thereon.
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That’s what always fascinates me about those old streets. They have a long memory. 🙂
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I love the green and red building fronts popping out from the sepia!
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That’s definitely one of my favorite elements of this photograph! 🙂
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Love the poem and the photo and how they both have that patina feel.
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Thanks! 🙂 I’ve had this photograph waiting on the bench for a while. I’m glad my muse finally found the words to go along with this street!
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Despite the modern vehicles, this does have an air of medieval to it. Love it. The poem fits it perfectly.
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All Edinburgh had the same feeling. Like many places in Europe, it seems frozen in time with layers of modernity dancing on top. 🙂
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Beautiful – the words and photo. Scotland is definitely on my bucket list!
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It’s such a beautiful place, both city and countryside. Well worth a trip across the Atlantic! 🙂
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That’s Cockburn Street (pronounced ‘Coburn’).
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Thank you!! It’s been so long since I’ve been there I didn’t know where to start on a map! 🙂
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it’s like going back in time! I love this!
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Thanks! 🙂
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Pretty 🙂 words and picture
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Thanks! 🙂
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I imagine that this street looked almost the same a hundred years ago. Lovely photo and poem.
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We could probably overlap photographs of both times and there would be little or no change. I love that about Europe. 🙂
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That is a street I would love to explore, following in the footsteps of some long-lost ancestor! 🙂
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I walked along this curve at sunset and it literally felt like history was bursting from every nook and cranny. 🙂
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