K is for knight.
A knight’s tomb in St Grwsts Church in Wales.The elaborate costume featuring the coat of arms for both the knight and his horse at the medieval castle ruins near Fressin, France.
A metal sculpture of the most famous knight Don Quixote. This particular statue was in Antigua, Guatemala and someone had stuffed a cluster of pink Bougainvillea flowers on the end of his lance – reminding me of the students at Kent State University protesting the Vietnam War by placing flowers in the barrel of the rifles held by soldiers.
A knight in full armour in a castle-museum in Segovia, Spain.
Also in Segovia Castle, a stained-glass window featuring a knight in armour on horseback.
A painted statue of a knight in armour on a pillar at Conwy Castle in Wales.
A knight’s tomb in Gloucester Cathedral, England.
A knight in armour astride a horse at Toon, a historical pub in Brussels, Belgium.
More on Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Word with a ‘K’ in it.
You have a wonderful collection of knights. Well done 😀
Fabulous photos of knights!
neat knights! I did a post on knights too (at the Renaissance Festival, they were jousting)
Knights are so fascinating – I’m still working my way through Don Quixote and his jousting with windmills!
Oh yeah, that was a good book! Hope you’re enjoying his adventures. 🙂