This is the exterior wall of the nave at Westminster Abbey in London, where numerous corners on the famous flying buttresses are visible. “To buttress” means to hold something up. Here, stone arches connect the buttresses to the wall of windows and heavy roof, giving it “wings” and the perceived ability to fly off to Heaven itself!
More corners in the square inset around “The Abbey Rose Window” at Westminster Abbey
Additional photos of Westminster Abbey
Weekly Photo Challenge: Corner
Grammy Writes 
Beautiful photos!
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Thanks so much!
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I would love this, wouldn’t I? So many memories of my London life contained in that one iconic building and so masterly your pictures. Thank you!
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You’re welcome – so glad you enjoyed. Thank YOU!
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Great photos! Keep clicking!
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Thank you!
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What stunning architecture. Beautifully captured 🙂
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Thank you!
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Very nice photo angles. I’m going there someday soon 😃
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Thanks! You will love it!
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