Ghost of the Wind

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Hohenschwangau Castle, Germany

“After The Storm” by Viktor Lakics

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Isle of Skye, Scotland

 The Old Man of Storr by TobiasRichter

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Kilchurn Castle, Scotland (by fen_snapz)

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Castell Coch, Wales (by welshio)

Wales such a pretty Country. 

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Stalker Castle, Scotland (by Mino :-))

Just think of the ghosts that roam this castle…Stephanie you need this for a house! 

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Westminster Palace and Houses of Parliament, London, England

by Philip Klinger Photography

Home.

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More London

More London is a new development on the south bank of the River Thames, immediately next door to Tower Bridge.It includes the City Hall, a sunken amphitheatre called ‘The Scoop’ in which Open air plays often take place in the summer months, office blocks, shops, restaurants, cafes, and a pedestrianized area containing open-air sculptures and water features, including fountains lit by coloured lights. 

The tall building in the background is known as ‘The Shard’, which, upon completion in early 2013 will be the tallest building in London, as well as the tallest in the EU. It is planned that The Shard The Shard is to contain office space, a 200-bed 5-star hotel, three floors of restaurants, ten apartments and a public viewing platform - which will be the highest in the UK. I can’t wait to visit the viewing platform in order to get some great views of the London Skyline!

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Just follow this bloke he is fab!

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Eliean Donan Castle, Scotland

Ultimate Icon! (by Dylan Toh)

This is beautiful. I would love to walk around this castle.

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Natural History Museum, London, England

In thy Splendor,I rejoice by JonnyGoodboy

 You need to go here. Even Dr. Who was here.

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As it is Halloween I thought I’d give one of my archived photos the spooky treatment;

The ghostly Specters that haunt St Paul’s are released from their specially constructed Sepulcher only one day a year, for only 1 hour. This time frame limits the distance in which they can travel, so the vast majority are drawn in by the lights of the Millennium Bridge, a short walk away, and so, congregate there. Using specialist Ultraviolet photography equipment, these spectral visitors have been captured for the very first time. Seeing how our spectral visitors spend their precious time back on earth was a joy to behold.

Happy Halloween!

Happy Hallowe’en so cool.