View from the hotel windowdetails

I am staying at “The Cosener’s House,” a mostly nineteenth century building in the grounds of the ruins of a medieval abbey. Almost all of the abbey has been repurposed over the years into other buildings, but many parts are still visible. The name probably derives from “cuisinier,” the person responsible for the provisions of the Abbey, the stores for the kitchen. I am in a relatively modern addition, but through the window you can glimpse a canal boat.