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A lady stands almost awestruck looking at the stunning architecture and radiating colours of the stonework around the High Altar in Durham Cathedral.
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@Mireille T.: Well, thank you very much, this has taken me by surprise!
@Shaun: Thank you Shaun, I was certainly not expecting this!
@Willem: Thank you very much Willem.
@Nicou: Merci beaucoup.
@Anne: Merci beaucoup mon amis Anne
@Mhelene: Thank you, it is a big surprise!
@Steve Rice: Thank you Steve.
@omid: Thank you Omid.
@: Helen :: Thanks Helen, and I always enjoy a trip over to your place too!
@Elaine Hancock: Thank you very much, it was almost a once in a lifetime chance in there!
@Gérard: Merci beaucoup Gerard
@Lai Chan See: Oh I shall look forward to viewing them.
@Martine Libouton: Merci beaucoup!
@Ruthiebear: Thank you Ruth, when an opportunity like this presented itself I just had to grab it with both hands.
@Don: Thank you Don.
@Lewis: It is surprising how the stonework and masonry change colours as the sun moves across the sky.