Victoria Prospect Tower by JeffG7BRJ
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Description
The Victoria Prospect Tower was completed in 1844. Built to take advantage of the panoramic views, it also provided work for the unemployed at the time, who used both ingenuity and local stone in it's construction.
It stands 12.2 meters(40ft) high and has 52 steps.
I thought about cropping this to get rid of the wheelchair, then I thought NO! it shows that disabled people can come here and enjoy the view, just as much as anybody else.
Thanks for stopping by and for any comments you care to make.
May the sun shine down on you where ever you are.
Comments (18)
efferre
goos shoot, but please tell us where the location is.
stolta
Very beautiful.
aljaysart
Great Capture and POV on this one Jeff Excellent well done.
Richardphotos
a place I could hike and enjoy for a long time.beautiful tower.ps:I read your comment-- get a trailer and take your bed with you!!
artaddict2
Once again very informative read Jeff. Better shot than mine, I like how you have lncluded the people in the foreground to give a true account of height. It was a great view from the top of the Tower.
huismus
Good decision Jeff. Well done.
elmurray
What a wonderful old structure and the view looks amazing. Nice one!
Janiss
Fantastic POV Jeff... great capture my friend!
mickuk50
i bet this tower was some climb to the top ,did you climb it jeff? there will of been some great views from the top of that.great pic as always mick
jocko500
love places like this. cool shot too
tizjezzme
Awesome tower, and photo, Jeff. :) It wouldn't surprise me if that guy got up and walked up those 52 steps just fine :) I could tell you a story about what I saw just yesterday lol
Ionel
You did very well not to crop the wheelchair! It brings life and more information to the image! Excellently done, Jeff!!!
rainbows
Such a good judge not to crop. The image is wonderful as is!! Splendid work, Jeff. Diane.
RobyHermida
VERY NICE!!!!!
SSoffia
EXCELLENT CAPTURE , COLORS & BEAUTIFUL !!!!! x ♥♥ x.
MarciaGomes
FANTÁSTICA FOTO.+++++++5
tallpindo
I have a friend I met on the Internet who had both knees replaced. She came to visit me twice after I dropped by her place on a return from my son's marriage. Sometimes she walks and sometimes the chair. I am always amamazed at how men learned to build things plumb from small objects like bricks and stones. I think it is memory driving the hand. Once upon a time figure skaters did "school figures" or identical form. I also saw that as memory. What others call perfection I call memory. It is the payoff in a zero person infinite sum game.
MagikUnicorn
I love tower and this one are really nice from UK Come see this one in my gallery ;-) http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1470817