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Wharram Percy - remains of a medieval village near Malton, North Yorkshire

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IMG_1213.JPG		 restored medieval manor house, with medieval rhubarb in foreground
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restored medieval manor house, with medieval rhubarb in foreground

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the date on the stone reads 1609.
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the date on the stone reads 1609.

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Would have liked more 'flow' with longer exposure, but no tripod, so resting on my knee at 1/6s had to do. Tried building a 'rest' out of stones but local insects beat me off.

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Nik-nik 30-Jan-2009 20:47
I think wharron percy is just beautiful.
Guest 28-Jun-2008 13:24
ew love it from Paul and Debbie
Tom Thumb 23-Jan-2008 10:22
I agree immensly!
jessica 01-Mar-2007 16:34
wharron percy is really quite pretty when the sun is out on the rest of the building or near the water fall. the water fall is really pretty because you can see the water going down clashing on the wood pieces.
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