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Medirigiriya vatadageya is one of the mostly preserved vatadage in Sri Lanka. This Vatadageya has three rounds of pillars, which were used to support the roof. there are 32 pillars in outer ring, 20 pillars in middle ring and 16 pillars in inner ring. Stupa is located in the middle top level. Construction of this was done on top of a flat circular shape rocky stage. This structure is over 20 centuries old and built in Anuradhapura kingdom time. This structure is located in the middle of the Medirigiriya monastery complex.
Looking up an old oak within Langley Wood, an ancient oak forest in Wiltshire. Looking up gives us humans a better perspective whenever we tend to set our own importance over all other species as we use to do.
Happy Gorgeous Green Thursday!
One of my local Dippers looking at a Buzzard that flew over the stream as it was taking food to the nest for its chicks.
Taken in Devon
this weekend should not just be about beaches and BBQs (staying home and staying safe) but about those who gave their lives for the freedoms we hold dear. and this year we add those who died keeping us safe from disease, too
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Fascinating architecture -
This is not a modern railway system, it is a skyscraper.
Looking up to the Skygarden along the reflecting glass facade.
The Monument Building in the City of London on a different day to my other recent photo called 'City Flickr'.
Architect: Ken Shuttleworth of Make
These are Grackles and they are continually looking up. I always thought they were looking for a threat from the sky, but further research found that this is instead a courting ritual! They can't actually see the sky when they look up since the eyes are on the sides of their heads and to see the sky they would have to tilt their heads. Interesting! :) Happy Sabbath! ❤