Tuesday, August 21st, 2007
Norwich Castle is one of Norwich’s most famous landmarks. It was built by the French from Normandy as a Royal Palace 900 years ago. It was used as a prison from the 14th century. The castle became a museum in 1894.
Monday, August 20th, 2007
These blue flowers looked so dainty. I’m certain someone out there will tell me what they are called. I found them in the Herb Garden at the Anglican Cathedral.
Sunday, August 19th, 2007
Remember that view from my bedroom window? Well I thought I’d show you it again, but this time in a different light.
Saturday, August 18th, 2007
This is the main entrance to the Church of England Norwich Cathedral, but pedestrians are encouraged to use the other one, unless they want to get run over buy the vehicles that pass through here.
Friday, August 17th, 2007
On the 6th of August I showed you a silhouette of this cathedral. Today I want you to see it in broad daylight.
St John’s is the second largest Catholic cathedral in the UK. After nearly a century as the parish church of the Catholic community in Norwich it became the mother church of the new diocese of East Anglia in 1976.
It now takes its place with its ‘elder sister’, the Anglican cathedral which is located in the centre of the city. Norwich is one of the few English cities to have two cathedrals.
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I am many things - a life coach, a diversity champion, a freelance writer and translator, a dog lover, a citizen of the world, etc - but never thought of myself as a photographer. Norwich inspires me to capture snapshots of this fine Norman city. Take a trip down Norwich lanes or enjoy a walk in the park with me.
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