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Photographer: © Neil H (Gallery)(20th August 2010)
Saracen's Head
The wooden half timbered building with a central archway. Dates from the 12th century. King Charles I surrended here to the Scots. He was later executed by the Parliamentarians.
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Camera Make: SONY Model: DSLR-A230
Exposure Program: Program, Focal length: 30 mm, ISO: 100, Exposure time: 1/160 sec, Metering Mode: Multi-Segment, Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Date/Time Creation: August 17, 2010, 10:38 pm
ImageID:1123791, Image size: 3414 x 2590 pixels
Comment by cathyml(21st August 2010)
What a beautifully presented pub, very attractive pic
Comment by Peggy Cannell
(21st August 2010)
Great Picture, That Charles 1 certainy got around
Comment by Ruth Gregory(22nd August 2010)
Lovely picture, Neil. There's a Saracen's Head in Bath, too.
Comment by JauntyJane(22nd August 2010)
Very colourful
Comment by Neil H (Photo owner)(22nd August 2010)
Thank you all for your kind comments. It is a nice place Cathy and it was once called The Kings Head Peggy, until he had it chopped off. Bath is a lovely place Ruth, one of my favourites. I guess the the flowers in the hanging baskets make the picture, the icing on the cake.....Regards to all, Neil.
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