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Photo taken in September, 2013 shows a person standing in a red phone booth in Thames Town, a replica English town about nine miles from central Shanghai. Some of the architecture in the town has been copied directly from buildings found in England. For example, the church was modeled on Christ Church in Clifton Down, Bristol; a pub is based on The Cross in Chester; and a fish and chip shop is a copy of one from Lyme Regis, Dorset. [Photo/IC] |
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