Lesnes Abbey tree

grrlscientist | October 6, 2008

tags: Lesnes Abbey Tree, London England, travel, Image of the Day Lesnes Abbey Tree. Lesnes Abbey is a ruin near London, England. Image: David Warman, June 2007 [larger view]. Read more about Lesnes Abbey.

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