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Thomas Guesthouse Michelle Pearson image The "Thomas Guest House, appears on town postcards. It sits just offshore, looking as if one more storm or roosting pelican will cause it to crumble into the Gulf. Locals jokingly refer to it as 'The Honeymoon Cottage.' " floridians.visitflorida.com/getaways/g/find_your_inner_ar... "On stilts here in the Gulf of Mexico, a house was built in 1959 by [Henry Taylor for] Philip and Margaret Thomas at the end of a 300-foot boardwalk. At the time, they owned the large Thomas Hotel in Gainesville. "Col. George Walton came to Cedar Key to spend a weekend in the Island Hotel, and instead wound up spending years in this house, which he called the "Shark Tooth School". Walton wrote and published several books, including The Wasted Generation and The Tarnished Shield. It was partially destroyed by Hurricane Elena on Labor Day, 1985." It is now one of the most photographed places on the island." <a hr A Dark Past Adam Gormley image I think every Australian knows of Port Arthur, for dark events that happened here, both in the recent past, and early days of Australia. A correctional facility for the re-offending criminals from Britain and Ireland, this was more than just a jail. It was about changing these men to rejoin society. It was used from 1833 until the 1877 when it was closed down. This was the main church, and it was one of Australia's first non-denominational churches. Built using convict labour, in the gothic style. The bird in the shot is a crow. I did try to get one of the many rosellas in the area in the shot, but no luck there. Port Arthur, Tasmania, Australia. Battle Abbey - Novices' Quarters Adam Gormley image On 14 October 1066 an army of invading Normans led by William the Conqueror, defeated the English at the Battle of Hastings in East Sussex. William vowed to build an abbey where the Battle of Hastings had taken place, and some of the original building still survives. the rest of the abbey was destroyed during the Dissolution of the Monasteries under King Henry VIII. This image is of the Novices' Quarters, this is where the monk novices met. Town of Battle in East Sussex, England. Lean image Hug image

Scotland 5/09 image Ruins along the Kintyre way The Colosseum, ROMA Poster $27.99 Andrew's PPT Photographic Poster image My first experiments in night photography. Wicklow Gap, Wicklow Mountains, Ireland image Inchcolm Abbey - Fife Scotland Danielle Boyle image The old Abbey on Inchcolm Island, one of the many islands scattered on the Firth of Forth river, Fife Scotland

Inchcolm Abbey - Fife Scotland Danielle Boyle image The old Abbey on Inchcolm Island, one of the many islands scattered on the Firth of Forth river, Fife Scotland Inchmickery Island, Fife, Scotland Danielle Boyle image Inchmickery Island, another one of the many islands scattered on the Firth of Forth river, Fife Scotland The Cart Joel Kubicki Jr image © 2009 Joel Kubicki Jr. - All Rights Reserved A Joel Kubicki Jr image © 2009 Joel Kubicki Jr. - All Rights Reserved brickandstone-006 image

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Whitby Abbey Jeff Dean image These breathtaking ruins overlook the port city of Whitby high in the North Yorkshire Moors the keeper image Pelican Dock image Not yet completely abandoned ... by the pelicans anyway. Cedar Key, Levy, Florida 12/30/06 3:38:04 PM IMG_7510 8x12 Pelican Dock_8x12 image Deteriorating, but not yet abandoned ... by the pelicans anyway. Ruins of a Boat Dock Cedar Key, Levy, Florida 12/30/06 3:37:51 PM IMG_7507 8x12 Tulum Mayan Pyramid Jennifer A Wheatley image

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