Mechelen: St. Rumbold's Tower, part of the St. Rumbold Cathedral of Mechelen (a small town aprox 25km from Brussels) . Constructions on the tower started in 1452.
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3 comments:
Great shot! I notice...you really like to photograph tall building eh?
I find tall buildings to be quite spectacular. And the Tower in Mechelen is really an impressive sight (mostly in the evening, when the tower is lit).
Keep up the good work » » »
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