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Belfast and The Shard

Belfast and The Shard

The World War Two cruiser HMS Belfast at her permanent mooring on the River Thames, dwarfed, like everything else in the area, by the magnificent Shard of Glass...
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The World War Two cruiser HMS Belfast at her permanent mooring on the River Thames, dwarfed, like everything else in the area, by the magnificent Shard of Glass building.
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London, London, GB

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Aug, 2022

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