My Best Photo of The Week

Converted Mill buildings and Lock keepers cottage at Thames Lock

Converted Mill buildings and Lock keepers cottage at Thames Lock

This is a photo of the converted mill buildings beside ‘Thames Lock’ the last lock on the River Wey in Weybridge before it joins the Thames.  I am composing another post about the lock in connection with some historical photos of the lock that I have found, but for now let me just tell you that this lock was built in 1653 with the bricks from Oatlands Palace which was one of Henry the VIII’s hunting lodges which was situated where I now live!

Thanks Donna for this challenge and the reminder!!

About Barbara

Born in Dublin, living in London with Peter, my two daughters, Wilson our Spaniel & Woordow our Malshih (Shih Tzu-Maltese cross)
This entry was posted in Boats, Photography, Water, Weybridge and tagged , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

22 Responses to My Best Photo of The Week

  1. Al says:

    Lovely. You’ve really managed to unlock the beauty of this place.

    Like

  2. Barbara says:

    Ouch. I nearly didn’t notice that one! I was too busy feeling complimented 🙂

    Like

  3. Beautiful area, it must be quite relaxing to be up there on that overhang that juts out from the building, over looking the water 🙂

    Like

  4. Grannymar says:

    I want to sit out there and soak up the silence, then steal the patch of blue sky and take it home with me.

    Like

  5. Maxi says:

    Oh my goodness Barbara, now that is a piece of heaven right there.
    blessings ~ maxi

    Like

  6. Pingback: My Best Photo of the Week (MBPOTW) Challenge – week 14 | We Live In A Flat

  7. FireBonnet says:

    The reflection on the calm water is really effective! I love the warmth of the brick and the way the eye follows the water off the page. What a visual treat.

    Like

  8. Pingback: Living with a Dog – Issue 18 | We Live In A Flat

  9. Pingback: The week in haiku

  10. Pingback: My Best Photo of the Week (MBPOTW) Challenge - week 14 | We Live In A Flat

Your thoughts are very welcome :)