My Cathedral visit Today

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  1. wiseowl

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    Today I went to my local Cathedral and tried some shots with and without the Flash.
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    Reckon thats Canterbury.
    Thats a very tough subject to picture..
    Good job.
     
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    Hi Cagney Its Rochester just got home before the storm.:)
     
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    I should have known that! Lived in Chatham for years...............
     
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    Hi Cagney where abouts so you know Medway:thumb::)
     
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    Walderslade.. Many, many years ago. Road called Snodhurst Ave... Do you know of it
     
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    Hi Cagney yes Its still there (Its the Posh part of the town now):)
     
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    That started to happen after I left....................
     
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    Oh, I remember that place Woo.

    I spent about 2 months working there in the eighties.
    We altered a screen, I think it was in whats called the "Lady Chapel" to the right as I remember, as you walk in the entrance.
    I remember working through all the organ practices that take place and the visitors and school kids sketching.
    It was dark in there as well, so you did well with the pictures.

    Remind me, how old is the actual foundation of the place?
     
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    Hi Pete on that site It is the second oldest in Enlgand 604A.D it was then rebuilt by Gundolph became (the Bishop of Rochester in 1077) he also built the Castle opposite and the Tower of London.
     
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