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because I insisted on including the complete thing (including the thing above the window the name of which I can't recall), it means I haven't got the better image which I first saw - I could crop it down, but the lighting is wrong

[Chris H]

Love this, such great textures.

[Annie-Sue]

@chrisiow pleased you highlighted its good bits ;-)

[Patricia McPhail]

Wow - amazing textures! Love the plant in the corner.....

[Jodie]

Love the texture and interesting details in this shot

[narayani]

Great building!

[Chris]

The "thing above the window" looks great, So does it all. Nice textures.

[Annie-Sue]

@selkie @jodies @narayani @kipper1951 thank you for seeing it better than I did - and making me Popular! [PS: 3 on the Popular Page at the same time - wowzer!!!]

[BeckyJo]

Lots of Great textures! Love the plant growing in the corner.

[Annie-Sue]

@beckyk365 :)

[Michelle]

Lovely shapes and textures 😃

[Annie-Sue]

@bigmxx thanks!

[Tony]

It's always hard to know what to include and what to leave out. The lintel over the window is a lovely example of how this was done before the advent of concrete, and better for it.

[Annie-Sue]

@korky lintel! It needs to be there as it does tell the complete story of the window after all.

[chikadnz]

Interesting old window, great textures and craftsmanship.

[Annie-Sue]

@chikadnz imagine them taking it out and putting a plastic one in