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Well, I think it's African. Shot from a study of TT's mask collection.

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Stow Mill, Paston, Mundesley, Norfolk

The tarred brick tower mill at Stow Hill situated on the west side of the coast road from Mundesley to Paston was built as a flour mill between 1825 and 1827 by James Gaze.

The land on which the mill was built had been acquired by Thomas Gaze (1), gentleman of Paston Hall from a John Taylor, yeoman, under an Indenture of Ffeofment dated 28th January 1778 – a method of conveyance abolished in 1845.

Thomas Gaze died in 1805 and the land passed to his son, Thomas Gaze (2), and then to his son James. In 1827 James Gaze, “being desirous of making provision for his said son in order to advance and prefer him in the world” conveyed to his eldest son, Thomas Pleasants Gaze for the nominal consideration of ten shillings of lawful British money….

Source: www.stowmill.co.uk/history.html

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The skull of a Hartebeest. A Swaynes Hartebeest, I believe. Now, you don't get many of these in North Norfolk do you?

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I have processed a monochrome version of this shot. Not sure which one I prefer....

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Southwold pier in Suffolk on the east coast. Early morning shot, just as the sun rose above the horizon.

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Part of the sea wall from the Walberswick side of Southwold harbour in Suffolk.