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The 15th-century window at Heywood Gardens was actually taken from Aghaboe Abbey to fake an ancient ruin!

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The 15th-century window at Heywood Gardens was actually taken from Aghaboe Abbey to fake an ancient ruin!

A vertical eye-level view of an old grey stone folly built into a steep, wooded hillside. Two rounded towers with castellated tops frame a tall Gothic arch filled with delicate, pale stone tracery. Sunlight catches the weathered masonry, while climbing green ivy and woodland foliage wrap around the structure, creating an atmospheric, fairy-tale mood.

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My Word of the Day today is CLOISTER. Read the definition at 👉 https://buff.ly/rRlgdeJ

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My Word of the Day today is CLOISTER. Read the definition at 👉 https://buff.ly/rRlgdeJ

Share YOUR words to describe this picture in the comments!

Framed by dark, weathered stone pillars and a arched doorway in the foreground, the image opens onto a sunny, grassy courtyard surrounded by ancient stone monastery ruins. A central crenellated square tower stands tall against a vibrant blue sky dotted with soft white clouds, flanked by stone walls with arched cloister openings and ruined gables under bright day lighting.

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