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English: Melrose Abbey, Scotland in 1800. Stoddart, John (1801), Scenery & Manners In Scotland.
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  • 2008-03-21 23:13 Rosser1954 3840×2336× (1966528 bytes) Melrose Abbey, Scotland in 1800. Stoddart, John (1801) Scenery & Manners In Scotland. Rosser1954 Over 200 years old.

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