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We’re leaving the island soon. I’ll quit taunting you.
2 years agoI'm jealous.
2 years agoYou have a very good point there, Mr. Anderson.
2 years agoIf you go back, the climb to the spire is worth it. Stop in the gallery on the next level up from the ground for an excellent view of the nave. It's a shame I can't add a photo to the comments or I'd post mine to show you what I mean.
2 years agoTrump can read?
2 years agoIt does look so, alright. Fine with me, since I’m not on a coffee quest. And had coffee even been invented yet in 1411?
2 years agoWomenfolk we’re so much tougher in the old days. Superbreeders!
2 years agoI was really fortunate to be here at such a quiet time. Like at Stonehenge, crowd avoidance was a reason I almost decided not to come here.
2 years agoI thought the same, Keith, and you're right. The original windows were destroyed in World War II and these ones were finished in 1980.
2 years agoTwelve children would definitely finish ME off.
2 years agoTrump should probably read this!
2 years ago"Still Life With Glasses".
Nicely composed.
"& coffee" seems to have been an afterthought. Rightly so.
2 years ago"Prisoners of conscience" being, I think, a relatively recent term, is this window fairly modern? It looks to be pretty abstract, suggesting 20th century origins (to me at least).
2 years ago
I presume the dark blocks are flint? Are the "cobbles" consolidated so that the blocks were actually cut as rectangles, or were they packed into rectangular spaces between the light colored blocks? Or can you tell by observation?
2 years ago