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Which Grand Duchess Would YOU Be?
Beautiful!
What a beautiful piece of architecture. Happy WW>
What a wonderful monument.. Where is it Alison?
An amazing piece of work for it’s age.
And the photo
Jams, it’s in a suburb of Northampton called Hardingstone. Can anyone guess who it is?
Thanks for your comments!
simply breathtaking!! Amazing!!
Beautiful.
It’s simply beautiful. Happy WW.
It looks very old and historic. I knew as soon as I saw it that it wasn’t in the USA!
I’ll take Bachelorette #2 in the middle, Chuck! I’m stone in love with her.
Great picture alison! Happy WW!
Is it Maid Marion?
It is a really lovely monument thingie.
I love historical themed photos like this one. Happy WW!
Stunning shot.
Happy WW
What a beautiful monument!
Happy WW, cool shot!
Can you imagine how long it took to build this? Amazing.
I have no guess about who it is, but I think it’s pretty to look at!
My guess is one of the Saints? Don’t know!
Gorgeous. Muses? Saints?
That’s one beautiful monument. Happy WW.
Another beautiful monument. Or is it a fountain?
Just awesome…Lots of history there I bet!
Im inviting all WWers and anyone else to join the scavenger hunt we started today on my blog. We are having a a great time and we have over 80 people playing!! and we have some cool prizes! It just started so there is plenty of time to sign up. Hope you will join us!!!
Great picture and history. I love these kinds of pictures.
Happy WW.
Angel ( Angel Mama’s Pearls of Wisdom)
Beautiful! Thanks for visiting!
beautiful! i love architecture that has so much history! my ww’s up!
Hmmm, no idea who it might be but it is indeed beautiful! Happy WW!
Lisa – Lil Duck Duck
Now where is this church ? There are so many over here I get lost, lol !
What a beautiful monument. Such detailed craftmanship. You don’t find much of that nowadays, not in stone. Fabulous. Thanks for stopping by & visiting me! D
aint digitital the best?
EWBL, your comments always make me laugh!
Beckie, you win this week’s gold star, it is indeed Eleanor. It is actually one of the surviving 3 Eleanor Crosses.
Gattina, there actually was a priory nearby when Eleanor died, long gone now.
Thanks for your comments
That is beautiful, but I would never have guessed who it was.