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How the Moat Beasts at Hampton Court Palace might have looked if coloured. By Sam Styles of http://bit.ly/5cupPA
How the Moat Beasts at Hampton Court Palace might have looked if coloured. By Sam Styles of http://bit.ly/5cupPA
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By SarahSiddons (Apr 20, 2010 6:03 AM)Reply
@paperspaints fantastic! Absolutely in keeping, I would say
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