Peacocks for #mosaicmonday, here with vine tendrils & a basket of grapes. Well-observed, good quality work with, in the lower border, a striking decorative tromp-l'oeil ribbon set against a dark background & picking up colouring from the birds' plumage. Antioch 2-4c CE

Traditional fishermen's cottages in the inner harbour in Polperro #windowsonwednesday

An antelope with serrated horns, a plumed tail and a very fancy collar: a misericord in St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick #woodensday

An Arctic landscape on the memorial to a surgeon on an Arctic expedition in Christchurch Cathedral in Dublin #31DaysofGraves Day 28 Landscape

Hugh Ripley the last "Wakeman" and first "Mayor" of Ripon (a position he held 3 times). The position of Wakeman was replaced with that of Mayor in 1604. #31DaysofGraves Day 27 Portrait (in Ripon Cathedral)

Seen in our favourite inn in Yorkshire, the Blue Bell in Arkendale #Twosday #bluebellarkendale

In the Gosford Pleasure Grounds in East Lothian #thicktrunktuesday

He died in West Lothian's worst mining disaster, when a methane gas explosion in an oil shale mine at West Calder killed 15 men #31DaysofGraves Day 36 Accident (Livingston Parish Church)

A male Shoveler on the lake in Clumber Park NT #mallardmonday

The Airforce Memorial Monument in Chania, commemorating the members of the Greek Airforce who died fighting in the Battle of Crete in 1941, and inspired by the myth of the Fall of Icarus (Giannis Markantonakis, 2010) #memorialmonday #allmetalmonday #mythologymonday

Yew Trees are a traditional and iconic feature of graveyards, both because of their association with the Underworld and as symbols of eternal life: here the avenue of yews in the churchyard of St Andrew's, Chesterton in Cambridge #31DaysofGraves Day 25 Tree

Great Black-backed Gulls at Port Seton last Wednesday #SuperSeabirdSunday

The east window of St Bartholemew's in Arkendale near Knaresborough: 1888 by William Pape of Leeds #stainedglasssunday

The Royal Arms of Queen Anne, last of the Stuart monarchs in St Giles, Wrexham #stuartsaturday

The Royal Arms of Queen Anne, last of the Stuart monarchs, in St Giles', Wrexham #stuartsaturday

St Peter's, Tickencote in Rutland is best known for its remarkable Norman chancel arch: in 1792 under the patronage of Miss Eliza Wingfield it was given a neo-Romanesque make-over by the architect Samuel Pepys Cockerell, great-great nephew of the diarist. #steeplesaturday

On a very wet morning, what better place to be than Falko, #Haddington's own Konditorei #FalkoKonditormeister

The early 19c Fleece Inn in Alnwick Northumberland #pubfrontfriday

A fine set of wings to transport the soul to the Afterlife: North Leith Burial Ground #31DaysofGraves Day 23 Wings

A Little Egret at Port Seton in #EastLothian #Flyday

Figures of mourning flanking the memorial stone to Andrew Skene (d.1835), an Edinburgh advocate, in the New Calton Cemetery: the central panel depicts "Misfortune soothed by Wisdom" #31DaysofGraves Day 22 Mourning