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by Linsey Williams
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Our luxuriously soft beach towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Our beach towels are available in two different sizes: beach towel (32" x 64") and beach sheet (37" x 74").
Don't let the fancy name confuse you... a beach sheet is just a large beach towel.
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The ruins of Bradgate House in Bradgate Park, Leicestershire. Situated next to the village of Newtown Linford. ... more
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The ruins of Bradgate House in Bradgate Park, Leicestershire. Situated next to the village of Newtown Linford.
Once the home of the nine days queen of England. Lady Jane Grey. 1537 – 1554
The ruins of this magnificent Tudor house, reminiscent of Hampton Court London.
Bradgate House was one of the earliest unfortified mansions to be built in England and one of the finest brick houses of its period.
The building of this house was started by Thomas Grey, 1st Marquis of Dorset, in about 1499 and his son completed it by 1520. Further additions made some 20 years later and also in the 1600’s.
The house suffered damage when the first wife of the 2nd Earl of Stamford set fire to the north-west Tower but it was repaired in time for the visit, in 1696, of William III.
Bradgate House ceased to be lived in after the death of the 2nd Earl in 1719. By 1790 it was in ruin and slowly falling into decay. The Ruins are now preserved by the Bradg...
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$36.00
Belinda Greb
Gorgeous!
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Thanks Belinda
Janet Felts
nice image v
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The Dreamery Fine Art Photography
very nice!
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Gallery Three
Nice
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Jeanne Fischer
great work
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Steven Reed
Great line in line with the path! Well done1
Linsey Williams replied:
Thank you very much Steven
David and Carol Kelly
Great capture.
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Terri Waters
Fantastic !!!
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Kyung Hee Hogg
Linsey this is beautiful. v
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Thank you very much Kyung
Joseph Skompski
Beautiful scenery & tones.
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Ella Kaye
wonderful scenic capture
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Thanks very much Ella
Joan Carroll
lovely scene! v
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Stuart Litoff
Beautiful work!
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Ahmed Bayomi
Beautiful!
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Thanks Ahmed
Susan Culver
Amazing capture, what a wonderful history those walls could tell, I love the path leading to this unbelievable castle.
Linsey Williams replied:
Thank you very much Susan
Jan Dappen
such a wonderful place to live and be able to see so much history surrounding you. I am sure your photography and artistic images will help keep these places alive for many generations to come. Excellent image!
Linsey Williams replied:
Thank you very much Jan
Pamela Briggs-Luther
Travel bureau people should contact you- your photography makes me want to get over to visit these fabulous sites!
Linsey Williams replied:
You will be made very welcome Pam. Thank you
Ellen Levinson
Great image - love the ruins!
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Thank you Ellen
Elizabeth McTaggart
Great capture!!
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Thanks Elizabeth
Barbara Chichester
Great image!
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Thanks Barbara