Taken from the Marks and Spencer corner of Parliament Street, this shot shows the lovely All Saints lantern tower and some of the ornate brickwork on the bank opposite.
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Neat perspective. Amazing how much snow you have already.
ReplyDeleteI'm usually too busy heading for the Lakeland shop to stop and look at that! It is very pretty - like lace.
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