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Weekend in Black and White: The Bottom of Market Street - The premises for sale next door to the furniture shop were most recently occupied by the Jaipur Indian restaurant before they moved to Clarendon Place bef...
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(ll4) - afternoon low tide the westerly wind whips sand duneward © Gerald England Composed: Llandudno, 8th April 2005 *Unpublished* © Gerald England; all rights r...
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Newton Hall Dig - In April 2012 Tameside History Forum in conjunction with Salford University undertook an archaeological dig at Newton Hall. Over 500 photographs of the ex...
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Archaeological Finds at Newton Hall - Newton Hall, a Grade II listed building and one of Britain's earliest cruck-framed buildings, stands on the corner of Dukinfield Road and Dunkirk Lane in...
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Hyde F.C. Conference North Champions 2011/12 - [image: Hyde F.C. Conference North Champions 2011/12]
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Giraffes at Blackpool Zoo - While in St Annes earlier this month we took a visit to Blackpool Zoo and we made a point of visiting our favorites creatures, the giraffes. According to t...
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Cluster Map
4 responses:
This looks like a typical Anglican Church, although the last time I think I left a comment like this on your site it turns out it was a Catholic Church
Well done! What a nice and yes: typical Anglican church!
Looks very grand
That's quite a change.
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