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Life Long Suffering

January 25, 2021 by Simon Robinson Leave a Comment

I recently mentioned being stopped by the police on Baggot Street in Dublin. It’s happened again.

Repurposed old iron nails and life long suffering, themes that complement each other. — Transport by Antony Gormley in Canterbury Cathedral.
Repurposed old iron nails from the repaired roof.

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Filed Under: Fake Memoir Tagged With: antony gormley, bloody sunday, camera, Covid-19, ira, photography

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