Laurentien said:And the first one for August this year.
Lol my first impression of that one is Happy Birthday.
Freelancer said:It does resemble a decorated birthday cake...
dant said:Somehow, I am seeing a layout of a castle, protecting
whatever it is inside the castle and the outside circles
are guard towers. Also appears to hint at something
being "guarded"? A puzzle of some sort, maybe?
LMH said:When the Romans invaded Wiltshire in 43 A.D., there were Celtic people living in small kingdoms, frequently at war with each other in iron age communities. Iron age hilltop forts had been constructed and were used for defense against the invading Saxons. Examples are Barbury Castle north of Marlborough and Liddington Castle near Swindon. Wiltshire was the scene of important battles between the Celts and Saxons, and again later between the Saxons and Danes, culminating in a final victory at Edington, Wiltshire, in 878 AD. The Celts built settlements bounded by protective ditches such as those still clearly visible at the Morgan's Hill settlement near Bishop Cannings and Devizes
Same feeling about the surrounding "wave".It seems I have seen this pattern before... as I cannot
seem to recall where though.
Yes, very true, I was thinking of the mat of my grand mother.It also looks a bit like bobbin lace. (Had to look it up Grin)
han said:It also looks a bit like bobbin lace. (Had to look it up :D)
And when you have a clooser look, you can also see a pattern around the "crystal"-motif.