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Stackman

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Old Grammar School, Market Harborough

26-07-2022, 15:32

Visited Market Harborough and took some pictures of the Old Grammar School (built in 1614). These are late evening photos of the school.

Old Grammar School by Chris Haigh, on Flickr

Old Grammar School by Chris Haigh, on Flickr

This was taken during the day, it is a 2 image panorama.

Old Grammar School by Chris Haigh, on Flickr

Thanks for looking

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tigerburnie

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26-07-2022, 16:34

Nice sheltered under there from the rain on more than one occasion.

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26-07-2022, 16:47

Lovely set Chris in lovely light

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26-07-2022, 18:18

Nice work Chris.

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El Sid

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#5

27-07-2022, 12:14

Fabulous building and lovely light.

Perspective looks a bit odd on the first teo though.

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#6

31-07-2022, 15:04

Excellent photos!

I am surprised that old building is still standing up.

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31-08-2022, 12:03

Shots 2 and 3 are my favourites as the light is perfect. Great set!!!!

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