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Spotted in a corner of Southsea Rose Garden.

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Trevor King, Jean Paul Capdeville, trester88, Jörg and 21 other people have particularly liked this photo

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The Rose garden occupies the space that used to be called Lump Fort (built in the 17th centur as part of Portsmouth's sea defences). Only the walls and a few rooms remain.

Glad you like it Laura.

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied

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:-))

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied

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I've just seen your latest post.............I can understand why! Take care :-)

3 years ago.

trester88 ^club

Schöne Lost-Places-Atmosphäre! Das Haus muss schon länger ungenutzt sein. Der Efeu umarmt das Fenster schon einige Jahre.
Ein toller Fund, Keith!

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied

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Thanks Wilhelm...............the walls and a couple of rooms are all that remain of a fort which was originally built in the 17th Century. So they've been there quite a while..............

3 years ago.

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