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4 Comments:
Oh wow Lauren. That is a lovely, phenomenal place. Okay then, I am definitely going to need to start making lists of places I need to visit. I mean, I have an account at 43 Places but that doesn't nearly cover all the places I need to see.
I just discovered this place yesterday emm. So beautiful and grand.
This is a lovely view of the Abbey, Its pretty close to my home,and I love the town.
Does anyone own the rights to this picture or is it royalty free? Id love to use it
Hi Tracy, it's the Ancient Digger. Just use the link at the bottom of the pictures as your source.
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