the missing south transept
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all that remains of the south transept of St Mary's Portchester. After the monks left in 1150 the transept along with other buildings was removed. Various "Bodger the Builder"s over the centuries have achieved what can be see there today (no Checkatrade). I love the textures, the shapes, and the shadows; fine liners on mountboard
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