fountain and tourists

Peninsula Barracks in Winchester has now become Peninsula Square, a smart residential area with symmetry in buildings and rows of tightly clipped conifers and water features.

William the Conqueror built Winchester Castle here but it was later destroyed as a result of the English Civil War. The barracks on this site housed American troops in 1943/4 waiting to take part in the D-Day Landings.

[Robyn]

A nice composition with the architecture, fountain and people

[Sam]

Looks like an interesting place to live!

[Hazel]

@gigiflower

I'm sure it's lovely, beautifully peaceful outside and characterful inside - unfortunately would need more £££s than we have available.

[wendy frost]

A nice capture. No wouldn't want to live there too many windows to clean.

[Pete]

Great shot, in interesting late afternoon light

[Richard Hickey]

Fantastic picture.

[Gena Pegg]

Lovely street shot...Love the composition of your capture.

[Pat Knowles]

Great image of that fountain.......you can almost feel the spray!

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Lovely capture with a backdrop of old architecture.

[Arthur Loosley]

Lots of interest in the picture, and an interesting commentary.

[Sian B]

fascinating!

[Sandy]

Lovely candid. The fountain looks so crisp and sparkly.

[Dawn Ulmer]

Perfect lighting!

[Vicki Dixon]

I love the candid fun feel of this shot

[Penelope Ann]

How clever, great capture