plain of the River Brue making Glastonbury Tor. The area would have been under water until about the 4th century when the Somerset Flats were drained. You are an asset to the world of photography. A 'tor' is the Celtic name for a small hill, and Glastonbury Tor stands out as a conical peak on the otherwise flat land around Glastonbury. You! Your photography skills are amazing your 'I just wanted to drop you a quick line and say thank Glastonbury Abbey - Lady Chapel - image taken around 1900, showing the unrestored interior of the Lady Chapel. Best wishes, J.C, Sheffield' (bought an Oak Readymade 56x46cm 30mm Framed print of this image)

The area around the National Trust property at Longshaw gives fine views of some of these edges. Examples are Derwent, Stanage, Burbage, and Froggatt. There are a number of gritstone edges (escarpments) in the eastern Peak District which could be the basis of some wonderful photographs. I'm based in Sheffield, which is on the edge of the Peak District. Your photograph was part of a 60th birthday present for my friend and she was thrilled with the photograph.

Honestly, if I discover that an online company uses other couriers, especially Hermes, it really puts me off ordering from them because the delivery process becomes so stressful. I was very pleased that you used Parcel Force, who is so much more reliable than the 'new kids on the block' courier firms. It had been very carefully and neatly packed for delivery and arrived promptly and in excellent condition care of Parcel Force. Abbot Richard Whiting was executed here in 1549 on the orders of Thomas Cromwell, the first Earl of Essex. Everything about it is superb: the photograph, the frame and the quality of the framing. 'Dear Tony, I was delighted to receive the framed print of Glastonbury Tor.

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