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	Andrew Cotter(9th April 2012) Oh I understand what you mean Vince, this looks like a house but in fact it is I believe the old pump house so meant to be in water. T
	Andrew Cotter(9th April 2012) Great picture Vince, very nearly the same spot as I took mine. This building is amazing and just as nice inside. built with slate but very thick slate, Being Cornish this holy place gives calm to me.
	Andrew Cotter(9th April 2012) Not sure where you got your info from but when I lived in Aylesbury that building with the stairs and large iron doors is the Crown Court, another fact is that the doors were used for external shots in the Series Judge John Deed. There is also in the window above the main door a carving of an Owl which marks the spot where the gallows were on the building or so I have been told.
	Andrew Cotter(9th April 2012) Great capture, the trees really break the hardness from the buildings.
	Andrew Cotter(9th April 2012) Good picture of Chester in its raw and natural. I have a few pictures of Chester but I found it difficult to take something original, even though its a beautiful city it is hard to find a way of capturing that in a photograph.
	Andrew Cotter(6th April 2012) A very good picture,its as thought the leaves were being sucked down. Like the effect of a plug hole.
	Andrew Cotter(8th March 2012) Another great shot Sarah, I have to say your ability to capture a superb shot are very very good. Stunning. What camera do you use?
	Andrew Cotter(6th March 2012) Thank you for your comments & its nice to have pictures reviewed. I spotted this thief helping itself from around a dogs water bowl and the nuts that had dropped from a feeder. I was visiting a friend when this chappy appeared in the garden. Just lucky with the timing I guess...
	Andrew Cotter(5th March 2012) Being a Cornishman i still stand in awe a what beauty can be captured in cornwall. Superb picture.
	Andrew Cotter(5th March 2012) Reminds me of Charles Church in Plymouth, it was bombed in the 2nd war and stands alone in the centre of a roundabout as a reminder of the severe bombing that Plymouth faced. Great Picture Martin, It feels peaceful just looking at it.
	Andrew Cotter(5th March 2012) Stunning & mythical. Lovely picture.