Anthony Camber

Till Undeath: photos part three

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Anthony Camber

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October 2, 2012

Here’s the third part – the final part, unless anyone has any specific requests – of the photographic tour of some of the locations in Till Undeath Do Us Part. I don’t think the captions are spoilers.

Look closely and you can spot the faces used for the cover image of the book.

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The seven rowers … mill around King’s Front Court stamping and blowing under the sombre, ghostly gaze of Henry VI

It feels like the only change here in three centuries was the addition of an electric lamp about a hundred years ago.

The rest of the group gingerly crests the steep arc of the bridge — the newest crossing on this stretch of the river.

A hundred people or more are scattered along the riverbank, disturbing the peace and scribbling over the usual static slabs of colour: grass, stone and sky.

With Barney now topless, the two punts run the central span of Clare Bridge.

Together Adam and Jill brought the punt pole to the bridge.

Agenda item number one: what’s the zombie for Keep Off the Grass?

He said nothing; he just gazed up, at the high fan-vaulted ceiling fading into darkness beyond the screen.

Jill lit a couple of votive candles from the tray by the main doors, looking tiny beneath the huge west window.

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