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Bolton Abbey

For those who have never seen pictures of Bolton Abbey (the cover of the Faith album) I managed to get a few pictures of this this rarely visited cure landmark at the weekend, near the yorkshire dales near where I come from.

- Ange
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catie 28-Mar-2008 02:04
I believe the Charlotte Sometimes video was shot in an abandoned insane asylum, I remember reading it on the Pictures of You site, under the "Cure News" zines. Though I doubt this info will help you, as you posted that question nearly three years ago...
another journey by train 24-Jul-2005 05:57
great sights! congratulations for this pics... and i´d like so much to meet the place where was released the "charlotte sometimes" video, if somebody have some pics about that please send me to my mail: jhalons@msn.com. thanx..
Guest 07-Apr-2005 09:34
GREAT !! Let´s trade. But did you know that the opening track on "Pornography" was originally called "One hundred and ONE years". The missing year is now on sale at Ebay. Check that out. It looks great because it´s such a long and depressing year. Great photos too...
Guest 04-Apr-2005 22:05
I have one of the seconds from seventeen seconds (16 left now). Yeah I like to trade for your picture
Guest 03-Apr-2005 16:55
Well I have a picture of one of the trees in the cover of " seventeen seconds ". Who wants to buy it... anyone... ?
onehundredyears 02-Apr-2005 15:08
Thanks Lennert...... good info!! Most that I have seen have been in beautiful settings with beautiful architecture!!
Guest 02-Apr-2005 01:47
Well, I also have had my questions about the meaning of 'abbey', the only thing I could thing was about the Abbey Rd. and the Beatles. hahaha, by the way, has anyone been fooled today yet?
Lennert 01-Apr-2005 18:41
An abbey is more or less a church with housing for the monks / nons who lived there. With gardens, kitchen and all that. They provided their own food and wines/beers, they did the service in church, cared for the people that lived in that same area. Pretty much a little village for the people of that chruch. A lot of old european cities are build around abbeys.
GLonzon 31-Mar-2005 16:38
After seeing this I want to go back to England for a 3rd time. This reminds me of St. Andrews in Plymouth except it's in the middle of a roundabout. Abbey? British term for Church, Cathedral or Convent . . . ?
Guest 31-Mar-2005 07:53
check out thishttp://www.boltonabbey.com/

;) ange x
onehundredyears 31-Mar-2005 01:47
OK, awesome photos, really beautiful.... but humor this dumb american? What exactly is an "abbey"?? Cemetary, Religious Shrine, Government building, ???
caterpillargirl 30-Mar-2005 21:19
oh those are awesome, thank you for sharing. i've always wondered about that.
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