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Green Day - Battle

Posted by Claudia Moser on 6:00 AM in ,

Battle, Sussex

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11 Comments

eileeninmd says:
11:27 AM

Very pretty landscape! Love all the pretty green! Have a happy weekend!

Adam says:
2:48 PM

very nice

chica says:
8:35 PM

Muito lindo@!beijos,chica

Ailime says:
8:57 PM

Belíssimo parque e essa construção muito original. Lindo! Abraços. Ailime

orchid0324 says:
9:36 AM

Dearest Claudia,
Very pretty green scene, my friend♡♡♡

So sorry for my absence lately, I'm trying to catching up p;)
Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

inge says:
10:17 AM

Love the picture what is the building?

Claudia Moser says:
10:41 AM

@Eileen - thank you, have a nice weekend as well!
@Adam - thank you for being such a nice constant follower!
@Chica - it is nice, not really wintery it was taken last year in December
@Ailime - it is part of an old fortress
@Orchid - do notworry, I am happy to see you around anytime
@Inge - it was a defence structure, part of the wall

Chantele Cross-Jones says:
2:21 PM

Looks like a pretty place to have a picnic!
Daisy Dayz
Cross-Jones-Photography

Vane M. says:
7:07 PM

Paisagem encantadora! Um abraço!

Claudia Moser says:
2:50 PM

@Daisy - yes, but in spring :)

Claudia Moser says:
2:50 PM

@Bia - one back!

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