Abingdon Oxfam shop
Christmas moon
Christmas lights in the dusk
Sea Horse
Fond-de-Gras - HFF-wheel - 4
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evening decay
Bosham Evening
Evening Football Practice.
Primrose
Evening Shadows
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Baltic Sea Sunset
Glory Of Sunset.
Genova nel cuore
The Bathers
H.A.N.W.E. - at Schlossbergsee (Tyrol)
Valle Rio de las Vueltas - HFF
pink hour
HMS Justice
another view of HMS Justice
Nature is the best painter
here and now
avond
St Neots by night
lest we forget
last glow
Torres del Paine - HFF!.............and I am sorry
End Of The Day.
blue hour - HFF !!!
Rosy Evening Sky
Under Sunset Skies.
Nanjing Road
church tower lit up gold
Gluecksburg castle
Metz cathedral
Coming back home
Torres del Paine - evening
Vanessa
Katharina
Sunset On Roof- Tops.
Strand Christmas lights
La Junta - burning sky
December Evening in Tyrol
Evening Hills.
old routemaster on the Strand
Regent Street Christmas lights
Abendstimmung am Maindamm
evening at the Vine
Coal Drops Yard
Coal Drops Yard
Coal Drops Yard
Coal Drops Yard, blurred
Looking towards Granary Square
Sunset, reflected
Nightfall Over Kiel Canal (03.11.2018)
All Saints' Day (3)
All Saints' Day (3')
All Saints' Day (2)
All Saints' Day (1)
after sunset mood
Sluis Nederland
golden view
Ship traffic (16.10.2018)
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Britain Express - Abingdon, Oxfordshire
www.britainexpress.com/counties/oxfordshire/az/Abingdon.htm
The County Hall is probably Abingdon's most recognisable building. It was built between 1678-1682 by Christopher Kempster, a pupil of Sir Christopher Wren.
The result is an attractive three-storey building, very much in the style of Wren, with the ground floor standing on arched columns to provide space for market stalls. The top floor was designed to be a courtroom, but it now houses a very good museum of Abingdon's local history. Among the exhibits on display are Romano-British finds from the area, and objects excavated from a Saxon cemetery unearthed on Saxton Road.
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