Frustrating Photos!

I was on holiday in Scotland last month and was hoping that by now I would be able to share some of my holiday photos. Unfortunately when I tried to download them onto my computer, it told me I didn't have enough room left. I do have an external hard drive, so now I'm trying to discover how to to save RAW photos there and be able to call them up again later. I'm not technically minded, but hopefully I'll solve that particular problem shortly.

In the meantime I have taken a few more photos. This time they are of the Corpus Christi flowers at Arundel Cathedral. It's a tradition that was started in 1877 by Henry, 15th Duke of Norfolk. He had seen carpets of flowers whilst he was travelling in Italy and decided to adorn his own, local cathedral in the same way.

It takes hours of hard work to gather and prepare all the greenery and the flowers, before the intricate work of laying the flower carpet and mounting the displays even begins. Everyone involved deserves a huge round of applause for the stunning finished effect, which attracts thousands of visitors from far and wide each year.

A few photos of this year's display are attached. Apologies that some of them now appear sideways - they were fine before I uploaded them!