St Loyes Chapel perpective

on 15th February I uploaded a photo of the end wall of the small 14th Century St Loyes Chapel, Exeter. I made reference to how it was surrounded by development. As I walked away I looked back and quickly snapped it. Thought I would just share how it is lost among it's current surroundings!!!

[Penelope Ann]

Clever idea! Is this the housing estate built where the old barracks where? (Next to the RDE hospital) if as my nephew live there! Small world ehh

[Sue Moore]

Good capture! The chapel looks a bit swamped, I hope it's rescued soon....!

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Good capture of this interesting chapel, love the stonework.

[Steve]

@pennystot no it is further east towards Honiton, it is located between Hurst avenue (in photo) and Rifford Road is the other side.

[Penelope Ann]

@sjc88 oh I remember seeing buses going to Rifford Rd! Will look forward to spotting more landmarks in our future phoos

[Gill W]

Looks like it would have been a beautiful building!

[Rob Wareham]

I like the contrast you have captured. It is a shame the old architecture of the chapel is being swamped by the modern surroundings.

[Katie]

Hi Steve, thanks for the follow; following you back! While I cannot comment on all my followers' pictures daily, I do try to comment on those that comment on mine.

This is a very cool context shot, and I like how it tells the story of time passing.

[Suse♡]

Very idyllic view, but you´re right that wall is a bit lost in current surroundings but that chapel wall looks like something to be preserved, definitely

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Viewed large, one can really appreciate the details of the stone arches. I love old structures like this.

Thanks for your complimentary comment on my water droplet photo (Momentary Thaw). I appreciate your dropping by to see it.

[Linsey]

Very nice view!