12th Century Fridge by phil_sandford

12th Century Fridge

This is the cold cellar, or 'refrigerator,' at Fountains Abbey. A very large ground level stoneclad store area for the Abbey's food and drink supplies. Apparently it had a dedicated Abbot (with support staff) to maintain the resources.

Naturally cold, as you can tell by the green tinges to the stone; considering when it was built, 1132, the art of the construction possibly couldn't be replicated today.

Another filler, sorry; totally immersed in work this last few days with no end in sight.
Nice capture. Love the lines.
April 11th, 2017  
FAVtastic :)
April 11th, 2017  
Wow - love the sense of depth.
April 11th, 2017  
This is incredible. I can just imagine the wine cellar here, oh my! Fav!
April 11th, 2017  
Definitely a fav. Love the PoV.
April 11th, 2017  
Wow. Amazing. Fav
April 11th, 2017  
Lovely!! Amazing!!
April 11th, 2017  
I love the colors and light, such beauty.
April 11th, 2017  
This is magnificent. Love all the repeating arches and textures.
April 11th, 2017  
Oooh wow!
April 11th, 2017  
An impressive structure, with all those subtle colours. Lovely !
April 11th, 2017  
Looks like a water colour and not a photo 🙂
April 11th, 2017  
Interesting colour tones, shows the structural detail very well.
April 11th, 2017  
Wonderful architecture and symmetry , beautifully captured - love the leading lines to the cross in the far end Such subtle colour tones and so painterly ! fav
April 11th, 2017  
Wonderful shot fav!
April 11th, 2017  
Really nice capture! I have one a little similar! Fav
April 11th, 2017  
Wonderful shot
April 11th, 2017  
Very attractive image
April 12th, 2017  
Just love this fav
April 12th, 2017  
Lovely shot - it's such a nice place to visit too!
April 12th, 2017  
Stunning...
April 12th, 2017  
Absolutely stunning..Fav
April 12th, 2017  
Beautiful
April 13th, 2017  
Excellent shot Mr. All those arches. Fav for me :)
April 14th, 2017  
That's fabulous Phil. Fav.
April 14th, 2017  
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