I’m starting to get in the Christmas Spirit and yesterday I went back to the cathedral to photograph the tree, which I’m going to use as the desktop background for my computer.
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In the meantime I’d like to take this early opportunity to wish everyone “A Merry Christmas” and more importantly “A Healthy and Happy New Year”
Mike
Say It With A Camera 
The wishes are warmly reciprocated, Mike and thank you for all the splendid photographs you have shared this year.
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Andrew, thank you. http://about.me/mikehardisty
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Such a beautiful tree in a beautiful setting. Impressive. And happy holidays to you too.
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Hello Yvonne, the cathedral is one of my favourite places to photograph. It’s always peaceful and quiet and sometimes when I visit I spend hours there just looking at the architecture http://about.me/mikehardisty
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Nice pic. Must cost a fortune to heat that place. 🙂
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Probably does, but the stone walls are quite thick, so that most likely helps. http://about.me/mikehardisty
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Excellent work Mike. Looking through your year it’s amazing how we didn’t bump into each other. Have a great Christmas and a Happy new Year. Richard
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Thanks Richard, there’s only so many places you can visit before it becomes a bit repetitive…. http://about.me/mikehardisty
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Oh, I don’t know about that Mike. Within a location are numerous locations, if you get my drift 🙂
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…and different seasons can dramatically change a scene http://about.me/mikehardisty
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Exactly Mike. We are extremely lucky living where we are.
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Beautiful Mike – you’ve certainly done a wonderful job with this cathedral these past few weeks!
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It’s one of my favourite goto places, Tina, whenever I want to practice indoor photography techniques. http://about.me/mikehardisty
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