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The Cloisters Crowland Abbey
The Cloisters Crowland Abbey - by Alan Bull ©
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The Cloisters Crowland Abbey

Crowland Abbey in the village of Crowland, Lincolnshire dates from the 8th century and parts of it have survived as Crowland Parish Church. The spelling discrepancy is rumoured to be the mistake of a medievel monk. The story goes that St Guthlac chose Crowland, which was no more than an Island rising out of the surrounding fens, as the site for a hermits cell. Guthlac came to Crowland on St Bartholomews day 699 AD so he dedicated it to him.
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Photographer: © Alan Bull (Gallery)(27th February 2010)

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Comment by Ruth Gregory(1st March 2010)

Very cool shot, Alan, a lot of depth. I appreciate the history too.

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Camera Make: NIKON Model: COOLPIX L1
Exposure Program: Program, Focal length: 6.3 mm, ISO: 50, Exposure time: 1/431 sec, Metering Mode: Multi-Segment, Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Date/Time Creation: October 24, 2009, 1:19 pm
ImageID:1109496, Image size: 2112 x 2816 pixels