Category: Pattern of the day

Pattern of the DAY

The lovely phyllotaxy of the nettle.  Leaves are arranged in opposite pairs to catch maximum sunlight.

Pattern of the DAY

Bare wattles, unplastered,  on Sussex barn.  Exposing the bones of a timber-framed building.

Pattern of the DAY

Designed in 1936, this is the gateway to the Spider Garden, Hoveton Hall, Norfolk.

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This is a detail of the main door, St Maurice, Angers.  In the heart of the ancient Angevin Empire, this 12th century cathedral has a window dedicated to Thomas Becket.

pattern of the DAY

an intimate look at the stem of the monkey puzzle. Why exactly was the monkey puzzled?

Pattern of the DAY

Scissor-braced, seven-canted roof constructed round about 1330 at Westhall church, Suffolk.