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- tyke bhoy
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munki wrote: Sorry, wasn't having a go! Good points. Yes. The picture is not 'current'. I think I took it in about 2004 or 5.The vertical windows over the entrance are different from anything at St Anne's (I think...) & should be / would be the feature that is recognisable from outside the building. I know you weren't having a go.
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Phill_d wrote: Mate i was going to stick my oar in but i thought better of it.. I shall reflect on my musings & post later.. mmm. this church???? Get that oar oiled up & stuck in! Which church? Was that an answer to the question..?
'Are we surprised that men perish, when monuments themselves decay? For death comes even to stones and the names they bear.' - Ausonius.
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I was gonna have a stab at St Aidans on Roundhay road but thats got a curved front.. Still it's on the same grand scale.
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Ok.. Is that plywood i can see covering the doors over.. I take it the place was closed at the time?
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