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Take still shots of Canterbury cathedral's exterior in Canterbury, Kent, England
Exterior views of Canterbury cathedral, Canterbury, Kent, Eng.
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Canterbury: cathedral
The cathedral at Canterbury, Kent, England.
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Canterbury
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St. Augustine's Abbey in Canterbury, Kent
St. Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury, Kent, England.
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Canterbury: cathedral
The interior of the cathedral at Canterbury, Kent, England.
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Crypt, Canterbury Cathedral (12th century), England.
A.F. Kersting
Canterbury Cathedral
Stained-glass windows in the cathedral at Canterbury, Kent, England.
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The cathedral in Canterbury, Kent, England.
Tom Nebbia-Aspect Picture Library, London
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