File:Canterbury Cathedral - Portal Nave Cross-spire.jpeg

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Description	Canterbury Cathedral: West Front, Nave and Central Tower. Seen from south. Image assembled from 4 photos.
Date	September 2005
Source	Picture taken and postprocessed by Hans Musil.
Author	Hans Musil
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