Viewed from Stonebow upper-level car park, the recently refurbished frontage of Central Methodist (1840) on St Saviourgate looks quite forbidding on this grey day with no passers-by to liven it up.
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Bonne Année ! I'm late, but as you know in France you have until the 31st! Simple and yet grand entrance.
ReplyDeleteI really like the symmetry of this capture. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteMethodism tended to the dour in times past!
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