The neo-classical frontage of the east wing of the Castle Museum from the top of Clifford's Tower. A few moments earlier it had been bathed in late afternoon sun.
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I guess you could say you missed it.
ReplyDeleteDarn! While thi is lovely, I'm sure it was spectacular with the afternoon sun shining on it.
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