Image:Bishop's Waltham Palace and moat.jpg

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Description

Looking across the moat at the ruins of the Bishop's Palace. The site is in the care of English Heritage, and was not open late on this February afternoon. This view would not be possible when the willow trees are in leaf.

Source

From geograph.co.uk

Date

2005-07-08T20:34:53+00:00

Author

Jim Champion

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Camera location

50.954266° N, 1.211226° W

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