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The detail of a statue on the new St Pancras church. New, as in built in the early 1800's. A wee design flaw exists in these figures. They were made a bit too high, so had to be squeezed in a bit in the middle to fit. feet are ok though.
Am away for a few days so wont be doing my usual visiting.
9 comments:
i like this kind of details !
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Really? Was surprised to read your post.
I've been there once.Cool to remember that.Thank you.
good one... the image and the explanation
Hey, I was very pleased to apantisisou. Spaneio statue with very detailed, Hello Michalis Greece
I only read about St. Pancras once, in a book of saints for children. He was called St. Pancratius there. Good to know that he wasn't just remembered in that book.
What you consider 'new' is absolutely mind-boggling to me!
I love the detail that you have captured. Fancy putting toes into a statue that are hardly ever going to be seen by anyone.
Nice sharp crisp image, Mo. Enjoy your break ...
Would you say the figures were about a foot too high?
I love this photo. great eye
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