The value of taking all sorts of photographs

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The value of taking all sorts of photographs

Image: © Alan Murray-Rust Taken: 24 Jan 2011

I took this shot simply because I liked the shapes of the gables, with their traditional brickwork, rising sunlit against the dark sky. Only after I got home did I notice the date 1717 built into the brickwork. This is the western end of the Unicorn's Head at Langar, which is Listed Grade II

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