I went for a walk along the east bank of the river heading upstream from Boston. Here's the view back towards Boston and the Stump.
Sunday, 14 February 2010
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3 comments:
This is a gorgeous photo. I love the full version on your website - your website is an amazing selection of phtoos!!!
OH my other right. I'm familiar with Boston (Mass) and without my morning coffee yet, got confused. I couldn't place the river
I really was Boston Stump(ed) until I browsed around and realized you are on the other side of the pond.
Loved the Stump photo btw.
I really like the shadowy look of this picture. It gives me so much to imagine.
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