Rosslyn Chapel

Full of symbols and covered by mystery... in an enchanting and fascinating green setting... inhabited by William, the chapel cat...

For more info:
http://www.rosslynchapel.com

[Iris]

neat spires! I like the (a little) surreal looking sky

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

@irisn
There was a beautiful blue sky... I tried to give it a more "surreal looking" with lomo effect! ;)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Interesting information and beautiful church. The processing is cool too. Thanks for all your recent favs!! They are greatly appreciated.

[Shy Abel]

That is one amazing looking church, the color of the sky looks soft and beautiful too

[Dyan Stevens]

Awesome sky and architecture! Fantastic shot.

[Gayle]

Fabulous image and very interesting information! Thank you for including the link! Fav! :-)

[Kane Arlow]

Fantastic shot, what a beautiful building.

[Paula]

Beautiful!

[Milanie]

Oh my, what fascinating architecture - all those spires! Beautiful.

[Vera]

Lovely filter on it - really make the colors stand out against each other!

[Lisa Poland]

Fabulous architecture!

[Walks @ 7]

Your perspective really gives this historic and famous chapel a majestic quality. Now what about William, the chapel cat?

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

@olivetreeann
It is a pleasure to follow your project! And thank you to you for taking the time to follow mine!

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

@shylaine3304 @dyanstevens @gaylewood @karlow75 @paulavdmerwe @milaniet @vera365 @homeschoolmom
Thank you very much! This church really deserves a visit... it's so full of mystery and symbols. It took more than 2 hours to discover all of them on the columns, on the vault, around the windows, but it has been worth!

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

@joysabin
Thank you very much Joy! William is a beautiful black cat living in the chapel! I could take some pictures of him! He is the protagonist of a tale titled "William the Cat and the Rescue of Rosslyn Chapel", a children’s book telling the fictional story of the conservation of the chapel, as seen through the eyes of William, who alerts people to its deterioration. The tale has been written by Helen, the Countess of Rosslyn...