Anglesey Abbey is a country house, formerly a priory, in the village of Lode, 5 ½ miles (8.8 km) northeast of Cambridge, England.
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15% discount this weekend (and free delivery also)We are pleased to announce a special offer for this weekend only of 15% + free delivery, subject to the following rules… Photo of the Day: The Ice Cream Parlour Inside HarrodsShare The Ice Cream Parlour Inside Harrods (HDR) | Flickr – Photo Sharing!. Handheld HDR of the colourful ice cream parlour inside Harrods. More photos on Facebook: www.facebook.com/eFRAME.co.uk Photo of the Day: The Octagon at Ely Cathedral“The Octagon” at Ely Cathedral – a magnificent and complex architectural structure that is a work of art in its own right. Photo of the day: First day of Spring 2012Photo of the day: Here’s one to remind us all that British Summer Time has arrived Abstract (HDR)This was found outside a Houghton Mill – a National Trust water mill. Can you guess what it is?
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Photo Competition – Winners AnnouncementVery many thanks to all of you who voted in our first ever photo competition. We have had some remarkably high quality entries, and many that were worthy of winning a prize. However, we had to choose 3 by a combination of votes cast, and an independent judging panel made up of support staff at eFRAME, and we are very pleased to announce the winners as follows: Spring has SprungShare Well, spring has officially arrived, thank goodness! It’s time to shed those winter clothes, and take a look around your home. I don’t know about you but with hibernating all winter, the house is in need of a good spring clean and a revamp. I haven’t decorated for a few years so with a [...] Did you know?Share Quirky fact…! One of the earliest known picture frame examples was discovered in an Egyptian tomb dating back to the 2nd century A.D. where a fayum mummy portrait was discovered at Hawara still within its wooden frame. This fact took me back to my holiday in Egypt and a beautiful Papyrus artwork I bought [...] |
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