Nettleham Hall, Lincs, July 11.

[Black Shuck]

Ok so while in Lincolnshire, myself and my fellow explorer MO2W, visited Nettleham Hall, just five miles north of Lincoln. I have tried an failed miserably to find any history linked with this beautiful ruin, so I'll just let my shots do the talking methinks!!, Set in a secluded wooded area, close to a farm, there was also a derelict cottage next to the hall.....the pics....

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The famous gates at the front of the hall, access was soo difficult.. lol!:D

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Bathed in dappled light, the halls slumbers peacefully. Was a bitch to shoot in these conditions. ISO 100, F6.4 did the job!!

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Stone work rises out of the ivy, although the ivy seems to keep it from falling apart altogether!

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Lovely light filtered dwon through the trees, sometimes quite other worldy.

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Archways, doorways and windows abound.

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I loved these, they looked almost Norman. More like 1700's I think.

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Oooh ok, here we have the small dilapidated cottage that I christened the Gingerbread house!!

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Not much inside apart form this rather funky yellow fireplace. Once again thas all from me guys, hope you loiked it all. Drop me some comments please.:ty:p