FabGuys.com forum: Monastic ruins

By *ature guy 68 OP Man
2 weeks ago

girvan area

Does anyone else enjoy visiting such places and imagining the history that's happened there

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By *yrman57Man
2 weeks ago

Ayr

"Does anyone else enjoy visiting such places and imagining the history that's happened there"

When are we going ?

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By *arcus BezzantMan
2 weeks ago

North Ayrshire

Yes I love that kind of stuff.

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By *ade crossTV/TS
2 weeks ago

chiselhurst

Love ancient buildings castles church's ect love the history wether there ruins or not.

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By *ature guy 68 OP Man
1 week ago

girvan area

Such interesting places to visit with so much history that's happened within these walls

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By *ewbie NickMan
1 week ago

Aberdeenshire

Yes love it. North Yorkshire is great for that as there are so many ruined monasteries

Incredible to imagine these places in daily use, you can’t begin to think about building one these days

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By *ature guy 68 OP Man
2 days ago

girvan area

There must be a few tucked away somewhere quiet to visit

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By *ulge1Man
2 days ago

Edinburgh

Love visiting these places to photograph

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By *emloverMan
2 days ago

Normanton

Have always frequented monasterys and retreats for a break

Love the idea of the quiet and imagining what those brothers get up to!

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By *ildwestheroMan
2 days ago

Llandrindod Wells

Visited quite a lot of monastic ruins. Mainly in Wales, Yorkshire, Norfolk and the West Country. Not managed Scotland where I believe there are quite a few. Wonderful atmospheric places. Marvel at the beautiful architecture and how it was built without the machinery etc we have today. Also visited a few modern day monasteries but they are now few and far between as the monastic life appeals to less and less people. I find the whole concept of monasticism quite fascinating.

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By *ature guy 68 OP Man
2 days ago

girvan area

The history and the sights those walls must have witnessed silently

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By *ub guy 68Man
2 days ago

Keith

Time to crack open my "The name of the Rose" dvd again...

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