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	Ian Dinmore(28th May 2009) Its Wroxham Broad, taken from the bridge over the river Bure in Wroxham. A very popular sight for photographers.
	Ian Dinmore(23rd April 2009) Looks like something out of Fairyland
	Ian Dinmore(23rd April 2009) Jason, A cracking image I love sunsets and sunrises
	Ian Dinmore(23rd April 2009) A great close up
	Ian Dinmore(22nd April 2009) Crikey looks not unlike mine of Brundall
	Ian Dinmore(19th April 2009) A very dramatic scene with an enhanced sky
	Ian Dinmore(18th February 2009) Ah this must be your white knight in shinning Armour -well deserved
	Ian Dinmore(18th February 2009) What a beautiful picture I hope the scheme works as it would be nice to see some quaint country station restored to pre beeching.
	Ian Dinmore(17th February 2009) What are those blue remembered Hills, what farms, what spires are these? Is what this picture brings to mind, a very English pastoral scene
	Ian Dinmore(17th February 2009) Now that's a different sort of view
	Ian Dinmore(17th February 2009) A very clever contrast a great mix of old and new.
	Ian Dinmore(17th February 2009) Hi Sue -what a brilliant picture it captures the scene so nicely it feels sort of Victorian in feel.
	Ian Dinmore(14th February 2009) A wonderful picture-this is the old railway bridge from Barnstaple to Bideford which is now on the Tarka Trail. I worked at Barnstaple station for 15 years and walk the railway line here many times -the picture brings back fond memories.
	Ian Dinmore(14th February 2009) What a wonderful image of the English Countryside. I love this area and have walked from Barnstaple along the Taw and Creedy valleys to Cediton. The large house on the way down to the train station used to be a favorite pub of mine -alas no more!