Three spires

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Three spires

Image: © E Gammie Taken: 18 Mar 2007

Looking down the ramp of 'Anarchy Bridge' towards the city centre and the three spires traditionally associated with Coventry - left, Holy Trinity Image, centre St. Michael's (the 'old' cathedral Image ) and right, Christ Church or Greyfriars ( Image ). Directly ahead is Grosvenor Road and the car park is on the site of what is soon to become a 'fabulous new development'.

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Image Location

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52.403165
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-1.517255