A Slice of History by bogwoppet

Photography • Historical • posted on Sep 21, 2011

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'A Slice of History' A part of 'Heaver Castle Kent UK'. Thanks for looking, Tony

Comments (18)

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papasmrfe

6:41PM | Wed, 21 September 2011

A beautiful shot. I like how you can see where the sunlight has broken through the clouds.

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bebopdlx

7:00PM | Wed, 21 September 2011

Nice place and shot.

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Tracesl

8:08PM | Wed, 21 September 2011

excellent

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Lashia

11:51PM | Wed, 21 September 2011

Beautiful reflection- thanks for sharing! :)

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Feliciti

1:26AM | Thu, 22 September 2011

wonderful old building !! beautiful captured !!

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crender

4:12AM | Thu, 22 September 2011

Fabulous!!

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vitachick

4:20AM | Thu, 22 September 2011

What a beautiful setting....

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uncollared

6:57AM | Thu, 22 September 2011

great shot

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DarQueBird

8:37AM | Thu, 22 September 2011

Absolutely beautiful.

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wotan

9:09AM | Thu, 22 September 2011

Fascinating composition and PW!

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thecytron

9:40AM | Thu, 22 September 2011

When can I move in?

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Turtle

10:34AM | Thu, 22 September 2011

Very nice photo

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logansfury

1:56PM | Thu, 22 September 2011

Im really enjoying the photos featuring castles and ruins youve been posting recently. Excellent series!

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kftate

4:55PM | Thu, 22 September 2011

Very beautiful! Fantastic capture!

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karanta

12:43PM | Fri, 23 September 2011

Beautiful!

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missgrin

5:57AM | Sun, 25 September 2011

Very very beautiful...

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Turin_Returns

10:12PM | Thu, 20 October 2011

Excellent photo of a lovely location. I agree with the darkening of the sky, as it definitely adds to the charm and contrasts and highlights the stone excellently. Isn't the castle spelt 'Hever' though?

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