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What whispers did these walls one hear?

Posted at 21:27:52 on Sat, July 05th 2008 by graham
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Three hundred and sixty-odd days of 2008, day 186

The remains of one of the walls of the great church at St Benet's Abbey, on the banks of the River Bure.

St Benet's was alone in not being dissolved by Henry VIII. Instead, it was made part of the bishopric of Norwich; to this day, the Bishop of Norwich is the Abbot of St Benet's, though the abbey itself has long since fallen into ruin.

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All that remains

Posted at 21:27:13 on Fri, July 04th 2008 by graham
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Three hundred and sixty-odd days of 2008, day 185

The ruins of St Benet's Abbey on the banks of the River Bure.

This is an amazing set of ruins. Not only are parts of the abbey still there, but there's also the remains of a wind pump that was built inside the ruins themselves.

Even better than that is the graffiti, carved into the stone. The recent stuff is nothing special - pen-knive scratchings on the soft brickwork of the pump tower - but into the abbey ruins, beautifully chiselled into the old stones, are things like "C.T. Alcock, 1902" and "W.B, 1912." The oldest one I found said, simply, "1895."

So many years of history, all in one place.

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The way home

Posted at 21:26:07 on Thu, July 03rd 2008 by graham
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Three hundred and sixty-odd days of 2008, day 184

The path leading to South Walsham.

Another case of I-should-have-followed-the-rule-of-thirds.

Still, I like how this came out. Taken through a yellow filter to bring out the sky and lighten the corn.

Just wish I could've got rid of the buildings...

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Permissive

Posted at 21:25:22 on Wed, July 02nd 2008 by graham
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Three hundred and sixty-odd days of 2008, day 183 On banks of the river Bure. This would have worked better had I adhered to the rule of thirds and not had the horizon smack in the centre of the picture.

This image, unless I'm mistaken, represents the halfway point of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Odd Days of 2008 project. Let joy be unconfined.

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Where summer doesn't touch

Posted at 18:13:18 on Tue, June 24th 2008 by graham
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Three hundred and sixty-odd days of 2008, day 175

I was kind of amazed that these trees still don't have leaves on them. I've no idea why, though.

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Graham Binns is a writer and software developer from Lancaster, England, with rather too much hair. He has been making things up for as long as he can remember and has been making code work for long enough to make a living from it.

He has written one novel, which is in the process of composting, and is working on a second.