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Stackman

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Door hinge

04-06-2022, 09:41

Saw this at the Oxford Natural History Museum, liked the pattern.

Oxford Natural History Museum by Chris Haigh, on Flickr

Thanks for looking

Chris
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Trev B

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#2

04-06-2022, 10:25

Great capture Chris, yes very appealing and ideal for the situation.

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Farider

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#3

04-06-2022, 11:32

A very good pic Chris, that appeals to me as well

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Lavenderhill

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#4

04-06-2022, 14:50

Love the design, very appealing.
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Bill53

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#5

04-06-2022, 19:20

Good spot Chris.

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El Sid

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#6

06-06-2022, 12:02

Great shot. The colour of the wood makes the perfect background.

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Colin W

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#7

08-06-2022, 18:16

Nice photo, it looks good on that door colour.

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John Liddle

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#8

11-06-2022, 09:44

A good capture Chris - lovely blacksmithing workmanship

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Lavenderhill

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#9

07-10-2022, 19:52

Just to let you know I have referred to this image in my story time part the second. see the entry in the EOS Pub.
Rose
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