It stands over Stock Beck in the middle of Ambleside, Cumbria. it is a 17th-century survivor.
In the past it has been used as a counting house, a tea-room, a weaving shop, a cobbler's, a chair maker's and, once, a home to a family of eight!
Amazing piece of architecture from the past and still survives !! Wonderful in b/w , bringing out the detail With the ominous cloud above one ( or me !!) wouldn't be surprised to see a witch on her broomstick flying out of the bedroom window ! !!
If walls could talk - I am sure this place would have varied and flavoursome tales to tell !! Fav
What a nice image in b&w - it really makes you focus on the structure. And I believe we have marvelled at this very building with it's fabulous position. We admired this part of the world a few years ago - and found it fascinating. :)
The characteristic stonework is really brought out well here with your processing. Moody, as the lake district towns usually are.
If walls could talk - I am sure this place would have varied and flavoursome tales to tell !! Fav