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This photo was taken during sunset over the Algerian-Libyan border when I was on the way to home last field break 19th Oct 2010.
If you would like to see more ice crystals, check my winter set out. All were shot, in the last few years, on one of the 7 windows of my house that frost up in the subfreezing weather... www.flickr.com/photos/lenbo/sets/72157603898446867/
One of the older houses in Handen will soon be just be a memory. You can never guess what they will build there now.
North nave window by G.E.R.Smith of London, c1950.
The Victorian church of St Andrew in Shottery is a small brick building consisting of a nave and a tiny apsed chancel, though it has recently been considerably enlarged by the addition of a spacious extension on the south side.
The most notable feature of the interior is the eccentric Victorian font, with three fish entwined around its stem.
A bit of late night window spotting in Brussels in Belgium. Theres is nothng in particular I wanted to say about this image. We as viewers should view the image as a whole, but I am sure one wlll find certain things about the image that you are drawn 2. I know I am.
in the 'new' church of St Thomas the Apostle
Heptonstall's original church was named after St Thomas Becket, founded circa 1260 and was altered and added to over several centuries. It was damaged by a gale in 1847 (and is now only a shell), so a new church, St Thomas the Apostle, was built in the same churchyard. This suffered a lighting strike in 1875.