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DSC0024 Statue of the young Italian Prince Charles de Gonzague who built the small city of Charleville-Mézières in the Ardennes, northern France in the 16th century Keywords: Italian, Prince Charles de Gonzague, Charleville-Mézières, Ardennes, northern France, 16th century,statue,monument,Charleville-Mezieres, street,water fountain,fountain
DSC0027 Statue of the young Italian Prince Charles de Gonzague who built the small city of Charleville-Mézières in the Ardennes, northern France in the 16th century Keywords: Italian, Prince Charles de Gonzague, Charleville-Mézières, Ardennes, northern France, 16th century,statue,monument,Charleville-Mezieres, street,water fountain,fountain
DSC0028 Statue of the young Italian Prince Charles de Gonzague who built the small city of Charleville-Mézières in the Ardennes, northern France in the 16th century Keywords: Italian, Prince Charles de Gonzague, Charleville-Mézières, Ardennes, northern France, 16th century,statue,monument,Charleville-Mezieres, street,water fountain,fountain
DSC0030 Statue of the young Italian Prince Charles de Gonzague who built the small city of Charleville-Mézières in the Ardennes, northern France in the 16th century Keywords: Italian, Prince Charles de Gonzague, Charleville-Mézières, Ardennes, northern France, 16th century,statue,monument,Charleville-Mezieres, street,fountain,water fountain
DSC0031 Statue of the young Italian Prince Charles de Gonzague who built the small city of Charleville-Mézières in the Ardennes, northern France in the 16th century Keywords: Italian, Prince Charles de Gonzague, Charleville-Mézières, Ardennes, northern France, 16th century,statue,monument,Charleville-Mezieres
DSC2118 The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station, a volunteer run railway of steam in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by Wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd, famous for his paintings of tigers and elephants.Britain Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, Black Prince, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive
DSC2120 The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station, a volunteer run railway of steam in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by Wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd, famous for his paintings of tigers and elephants. Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, Black Prince, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive
DSC2122 The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by The Black Prince steam locomotive pulls in at Toddington station, a volunteer run railway of steam in the Cotswolds from Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by Wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd, famous for his paintings of tigers and elephants. Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, Black Prince, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive
DSC2124 Passenger alight from their pleasure trip on the Black Prince steam locomotive as it arrived at Toddington station, a volunteer run railway of steam in the Cotswolds. The line runs from Toddington to Cheltenham Spa race course. The locomotive is owned by Wildlife artist and conservationist David Shepherd, famous for his paintings of tigers and elephants. Keywords: Toddington station, Cotswolds. GWR, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, heritage railway, railway, Toddington, England, U.K, Britain, train passengers, tourismtravel, train travel, steam, locomotive, steam locomtoive
DSC8355 Statue of the young Italian Prince Charles de Gonzague who built the small city of Charleville-Mézières in the Ardennes,Northern France Keywords: Italian, Prince Charles de Gonzague,Charleville-Mézières,Ardennes,Northern France,France,statue,monument,water fountain,water,cloudy,Charleville-Mezieres
DSC8646 A centuries old narrow cobbled stone street, Church Lane leading up to the Church of St Michael and All Angels spire in Ledbury, Herefordshire,Britain Keywords: cobbled stone street, Church Lane, Ledbury, Herefordshire, Britain,street,cobbles,England,U.K,Black & white,medieval, Prince of Wales pub,pub,public house,hanging baskets,flowers,Church,steeple,St Michael and All Angels spire
DSC8648 A centuries old narrow cobbled stone street, Church Lane leading up to the Church of St Michael and All Angels spire in Ledbury, Herefordshire,Britain Keywords: cobbled stone street, Church Lane, Ledbury, Herefordshire, Britain,street,cobbles,England,U.K,Black & white,medieval, Prince of Wales pub,pub,public house,hanging baskets,flowers,Church,steeple,St Michael and All Angels spire
DSC8651 A centuries old narrow cobbled stone street, Church Lane leading up to the Church of St Michael and All Angels spire in Ledbury, Herefordshire,Britain Keywords: cobbled stone street, Church Lane, Ledbury, Herefordshire, Britain,street,cobbles,England,U.K,Black & white,medieval, Prince of Wales pub,pub,public house,hanging baskets,flowers,Church,steeple
DSC8668 Ledbury Park in Lebury, Herefordshire, Britain. It was built about 1590. It was the Headquaters of Prince Rupert during the bsattle of Ledbury in 1645 during the English civil war and also become the home of the Biddulhp family from 1688 to 1941 Keywords: Ledbury,Herefordshire, Britain,England, U.K,Ledbury Park,Prince Rupert,Biddulhp family,English civil war,timbered building,black & white,medieval

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