We were lucky it was low tide so an opportunity to shoot the house from the front as well as the sides
Stan
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excellent work
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Overall, I really like it but not so sure about the stone steps thing to the rightAlan.
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Of the three of this that you've posted this is the winner, well done
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Very nice indeed
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JohnComment
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Nice work Stan
TomComment
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thanks for looking guys
stanComment
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Those shapes work well.
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thanks Nigel
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Very nice, you got the exposure for the sky spot on I reckon.Andy
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thanks Andy
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