Photo Hunt #108; Time

“No minute gone comes ever back again
Take heed and see ye nothing do in vaine”

are the words inscribed below the famous clock on the entrance to London Court in Perth.

St George battles his dragon every quarter hour and on the hour, the battle reaches a climax.

Yet even the most beloved places suffer from the ravages of time.

A family built and lived in this house. Both now gone the way of everything on this Earth.

Yet, while we can remember, the past lives. Memory conquers time.

And the herb for remembrance is Rosemary.

22 Responses

  1. ….. and, if rosemary grows well where you live, it is the woman who wears the trousers. Sorry, I can’t see you through all this rosemary – ho hum.

  2. Nice take on the theme. Have a nice weekend.

  3. I agreed. Time changes everything. :)

  4. Now that’s a timepiece. Come see my look at time. – Mary

  5. very nice entries. please see mine when you have time.

  6. beautiful photos. happy hunting.

  7. Beautiful photos. I love that clock. Happy weekend

  8. great one for today’s theme… mine’s up too hope you can drop by

  9. I like that statue and the dragon in green above the clock.

  10. Great pics, Love the first one (being English) ;-)
    View mine if you wish here thanx

  11. it is all a matter of time

  12. Good take on the theme. All the shots are great and I like the contrast between the ornate clock, the house in ruins, and the stalk of rosemary.

  13. St George…I knew that!!!

    Beautiful wildflower/herb!!

    My photo hunt is something you’d like to view I’m sure. Like Birds? Come on over—–

  14. Very pretty. The clock town is so different.

  15. Wonderful shots and a very interesting post!

  16. Wonderful in depth post. Rosemary grows well here! : )

  17. I enjoyed the way you put this post together to illustrate time. I think my fave was the rosemary pic.

  18. the second image is strangely disturbing….but we have to accept life as it is. ..after all we indeed have no other option.

  19. Thank you everyone for the kind comments.

    @Daddy P, I had noticed :)

    @ Beng beng, Thank you for looking deeper.

  20. Great post Archie, I love each of the photos.

  21. That’s a fabulous clock of St George and the Dragon! Fabulous! :)

  22. that is interesting. im not even aware that the herb for remembrance is Rosemary

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