A long view on a dull day, showing the Morrison's chimney and Rowntree Wharf. The River Foss is just out of sight in front of the foreground buildings. The modern brick building in the centre is a car park.
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At least the car park was constructed with brick so that it blends in with the surrounding buildings.
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