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Wordless Wednesday — The Empty Old Dovecot, A Symbol of Crumbling Peace

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Author Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 18/02/2015Format ImageCategories PhotographyTags Birds, Flint dovecot, Motcombe Park, War and Peace11 Comments on Wordless Wednesday — The Empty Old Dovecot, A Symbol of Crumbling Peace

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