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    Treading on John's Toes

    I recently had to take a tour of Newport (Gwent) city centre to take pictures of the building stones of certain buildings for a walks leaflty the Mrs is working on

    I wasn't prepared for how nice some of the buildings were such as this one...



    Most of the pictures were boring & functional so I had to stop and look at the view on the way home !



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    Re: Treading on John's Toes

    I don't think John will mind one little bit, it's a lovely chapel.

    The second picture though is in a completely different league, it's astonishingly beautiful.

    The only thing I might be tempted to try is, even if it was leaning in nature, to try to straighten the tree, but it's quite trivial.
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      Re: Treading on John's Toes

      Ouch... my toes!!

      You ought to have said you were venturing to the depths of Newport Andy, I'd have met up with you and taken some shots with you me'self!
      John

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