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England-Lincolnshire-Lincoln-people- - Lincs
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(Earth Views): England Lincolnshire Lincoln people in cobbled street 1 JT.jpg
D=2002-08-05 [Aug 5, 2002]; S=224kB, 1000x864; T=JPEG image [MIME:image/jpeg];
L=Estd:g:0.53W,53.23N{+/-0.1,0.1}Rating: 58/100.
Key: D= file date of exhibit; S= size in bytes, XxY pixels, etc; T= type of exhibit; L= location/time or viewpoint of exhibit (if known).
- england = .uk, Inglaterra, Angleterre, Inghilterra, Albion, 英国, Royaume-Uni, UK, 51st State = Member of the UK (United Kingdom) and thus the EU (European Union). Adjective "English" or sometimes "British" or "Brit" or "pom" or "tommy" or "limey".
- england lincolnshire = Lincs
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About This Category
Places and sights from around the Earth, catalogued by location, including views and scenery natural and artificial, rural and urban, ugly and beautiful.
This gives a feel of what particular parts of the world are like.
See also Aloha Earth to zoom in on on a map of the Earth to locate exhibits, and our travel section.
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 | ![[has location information]](http://85.158.46.82/_static/icon/E.gif){kind=icon} England Lincolnshire Lincoln Cathedral couple carved in stone JT.jpg (Earth Views) |
 | England London High Holborn Staple Inn mono 1 BG.jpg (Earth Views) From the Thames Valley University web site: "The Inns of Chancery: The Inns of Court, which have survived to today are the Middle Temple, Inner Temple, Lincoln's Inn and Gray's Inn. In addition there were a number of Inns of Chancery. These probably had the function of training and housing medieval Chancery clerks. Later they became affiliated to the Inns of Court. By the 18th century the Inns of Chancery ceased to have any educational function and had become social clubs for attorneys and solicitors. They have disappeared as institutions but their names are to be found in street names, buildings and on plaques. The Inns of Chancery included: [...] Staple Inn (this has survived physically and is situated behind the façade of 16th century shops in High Holborn; it was originally a wool warehouse - thus the name 'staple' - its crest is a sack of wool)" |
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