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Amitava Banerjea
{K:6864} 7/18/2008
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Beautiful image. Love that S made by the road and the water.
BTW, here's more detail on the origins of the name of the place:
"The name of Slaughter has no connection with blood but is derived from the old English word Slohtre meaning a muddy place, which it may once have been but not anymore."
from
http://www.places-to-go.org.uk/The_Slaughters.htm
That remids me of the Pennsylvania "Dutch" who were really Germans, "Dutch" being a corruption of "Deutsch" :-)
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Keith Saint
{K:10935} 7/18/2008
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Like the way you have used the road in this comp and the water in the foreground makes a very tranquil scene
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Roger Williams
{K:82682} 7/22/2008
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Thanks! This was a really beautiful village. I had a feeling that there might be some non-sanguine explanation of "slaughter" and it was nice to learn the truth.
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Ho Beely
{K:184} 7/23/2008
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Great picture. In Hong Kong, I can never see such nice sky and beautiful grass...
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Roger Williams
{K:82682} 7/23/2008
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You have to be very lucky with the weather, as I was, to get such a beautiful scene looking its best. Japan (where I live) is probably more like Hong Kong...
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