Enter your photos of architectural structures with crenellations, which should be a prominent feature of the photo. Crenellations are regular gaps built into the upper wall of fortified buildings such as castles and town walls, to form battlements for the purpose of launching arrows or other weapons. Images can show crenellations on a medieval structure or later buildings where the crenellations may have been for more decorative purposes. Colour or monochrome images are welcome. I look forward to seeing your interesting photos.
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