Hailes Abbey, outside the village of Winchcombe in the Cotswolds, was dissolved by Henry VIII on Christmas Eve in 1539 and soon destroyed. This lawn sculpture was created as a millenium project. The stones show the pattern and placement of the light that once fell from the cathedral’s rose window.
I photographed this tree on the grounds of the Hailes Abbey ruins in the Cotswolds.
This statue is in the churchyard in Guiting Power, a beautiful Cotswold village.
The Warden’s Way is a public footpath in the Cotswolds, at the village of Guiting Power.
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