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Chester Clock
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Chester
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Chester
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Chester
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William Webb-Ellis (1806-1872), who was supposed to have started the game of rugby in 1823 by picking up and running with the ball.
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William Webb-Ellis statue outside Rugby school.
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Commemoration of England winning the Rugby Union World Cup in 2003
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The old butter cross, which can also be still seen on the Greens is thought to be where people would leave food for plague victims to avoid contact with the disease themselves.
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The village greens at Bilton are ancient and include a butter cross and stocks. The stocks were sold in 1888 and were kept in a museum until 1954 when they were reinstated on the Greens and where they can still be seen today.
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Chesterton Windmill
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Chesterton Windmill
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info.
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Chesterton Windmill
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St.Johns Church from The Tump in Autumn
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Broad St.
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Lindisfarne Priory
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St Aidan
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Lindisfarne Castle from the Priory grounds
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Gateway.Lindisfarne Priory
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Gateway....Lindisfarne Priory
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St Mary's Parish Church
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St Cuthbert of Lindisfarne
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St Mary's Parish Church
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Lindisfarne Castle.
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Chesterton Windmill
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Tower of the Church of St. Laurence.
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The village of Stoneleigh
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cottage in Stoneleigh
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black background
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st laurence church against a mackerel sky
