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- University of Buckingham: the old iron works
- An evening walk into the park
- Chantry Chapel: Main Window
- Fleece Yard
- town skyline
- Chantry Chapel and Old Latin House
- Along the river
- The Chantry Chapel: fence and window
- Cornwall Place
- Old Gaol detail
- Fleece Yard: posters
- Chatry Chapel: window
- The Whale
- broken window
- a striking door on the High Street
- Chantry Chapel: Norman door
- abandoned
- Buckingham's Swan
- down Cornwall Place
- at the Chantry Chapel
- High Street
- The Woolpack
- The River Great Ouse
- Willen Hospice
- The White Hart
- The Villiers Hotel
- Saint Peter & Paul Church
- Davey Bros.
- Flowers of Distinction
- The Old Gaol
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9 comments:
The chapel looks even more beautiful from farther away. And the house is too! I really love stone houses.
I love european architecture, thanks for sharing these great pics
Cheers
http://reginainpictures.blogspot.com/
Sarah
Thank you for dropping by the club last night.
I think your photos of Buckingham are absolutely super. It's a great way of showing off your work.
I hope you will be able to come along next Wednesday when I am sure you will have an entertaining evening.
Hope to see you then.
Nick S
What a beautiful chapel and house. I love the angle of this too. Beautiful photograph.
I love all the pictures on your site. It makes wish I was there.
What a lovely picture! Previous photos are also great!
I LOVE these photos. They remind me why I have always been in love with England...
thanks for all the fantastic feedback everyone!
Nick I'll be there... like I said before I don't spook easily :)
Hi, i just can't believe this blog exist ! I'm a french guy, living now in Paris... I used to live for 6 month in the Old Latin House in 2000. i lived with other foreigner working at the villiers hotel.
Is the Scrase family still working there ?
I have so many good memorie in Buckingham ! Your pictures just heat my heart...
thanx !
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