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El Sid

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Another Park Building

21-06-2022, 12:01

This is also in Chichester's Priory Park and not far from the old cricket clubhouse (see Out of Use). I think this may be the bowling club's clubhouse - it's definitely in better condition that's for sure...

The Hut in the Park by Nigel Hayes, on Flickr

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21-06-2022, 13:05

Lovely shot, I know somewhere almost identical to that

Last edited by Trev B; 21-06-2022, 15:11.

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21-06-2022, 15:06

Sorry Nigel, but I prefer this to the b&w.
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21-06-2022, 17:42

Great photo of the nice building and all the colours.

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21-06-2022, 18:13

Lovely shot Nigel, gives the impression of a small country lane.

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22-06-2022, 21:11

Lovely pic Nigel

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23-06-2022, 11:16

Thanks all for the kind comments. If it wasn't for the lack of leaves on the trees you'd hardly credit this as being shot in early April.

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