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Beasts of Burden -/6d to pass...

12-08-2014, 10:43

Another from the Chiltern Open Air Museum ...

The High Wycombe Toll House was built in 1826 and stood on what is now the A40 between High Wycombe & Stokenchurch... A toll was collected from anyone passing with animals or 'vehicles'...

Hope you enjoy; thanks for looking...

Cheers;
Lee
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12-08-2014, 10:58

Re: Beasts of Burden -/6d to pass...

Nice capture and you have framed it very well.
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12-08-2014, 14:10

Re: Beasts of Burden -/6d to pass...

Nice processing

Tom
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12-08-2014, 18:18

Re: Beasts of Burden -/6d to pass...

Nicely composed and yes, well framed too.

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12-08-2014, 18:47

Re: Beasts of Burden -/6d to pass...

Nice composition Lee and an excellent mono conversion.

Bill.

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13-08-2014, 20:55

Re: Beasts of Burden -/6d to pass...

Dave/Tom/Alan/Bill; many thanks for your time & comments...

Cheers;
Lee
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13-08-2014, 20:58

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I like that, good processing.

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