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Chester Cathedral.
Commercial building (1902).
Commercial building (1902).
Chester House.
The Edinburgh Woollen Mill.
Typical façade (1888).
Eastgate Street.
Grosvenor Shopping Centre.
Grosvenor Shopping Centre.
Tubular organ.
Interior details.
Cloister Garden.
The good Samaritan giving water to Jesus.
Bell Tower House.
Bench and telephone booth.
Busy squirrel.
There goes Lady Diana.
Lunch is served.
Thai chicken skewer with curry rice.
Haddock with pork, black pudding and vegetables.
Roast duck with potato pie and vegetables.
Sea bass with prawns and vegetables.
White House Hotel.
Library's façade.
City Hall.
Abbey Gate (14th century).
Chester Cathedral and Abbey.
Abbey Square.
Bishop's House.
Falconry demonstration.
Dovecote.
Chester Cathedral.
Eastgate Street.
Medieval building (1395).
Eastgate Clock (1897).
Roman Amphitheatre of Deva.
Outdoors lesson about defense tactics of the Roman…
Church of Saint John the Baptist.
River Dee and Lower Bridge.
Riverside Apartment.
Queen's Park Bridge (1923).
Squirrel on the pavement.
Anchorite's Cell (14th century).
Old door.
Runic inscriptions.
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Unlikely presence in Chester.
Elephant sculpture spotted on the sidewalk of Northgate Street, in front of Chester City Hall.
Brian Smith, Peter_Private_Box, , Erhard Bernstein and 4 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Well spotted!
When I found him he was outside the cathedral.
Best Wishes, and a good weekend
Peter
Seen in: www.ipernity.com/group/benchesoftheworld
Peggy C club has addedThe one here is a bit different -- checked the other day --- has moved slightly, but still on the Museum grounds..
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