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Wollaton park

I stand in the dilapidated chapel. Paint peeling from the walls like the bark of a silver birch. Dull light cascades in from high archways. I now approach the manor, in through the kissing gate kissed with moss and dew. A murder of crows battle across the battlements in still air.
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Mar 18, 2020
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