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green woodpecker
© Mary Elizabeth Jones (view gallery)
A lovely green woodpecker like this one visits my garden each day to eat the pesky ants that find their way into my home.

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Winter Sun Rise Over Blackheath
© Stephen (view gallery)

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The Paragon, Blackheath
© Stephen (view gallery)
An archivist of a firm of architects in New York saw my photos of the Paragon at POE and wanted permission to publish one which is of a similar view to this photo. I offered to take some more for them and the result is that this photo (taken in January 2013) is to be published in the Autumn of 2013 in a book called

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The Paragon, Blackheath, Greater London
© Stephen (view gallery)

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Morden College, Blackheath, Greater London
© Stephen (view gallery)

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Morden College, Blackheath, Greater London
© Stephen (view gallery)

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Nice Houses Overlooking The Heath, Blackheath, Greater London
© Stephen (view gallery)

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Blackheath, London, Morden College
© Stephen Clifford Wilson (view gallery)

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Princess Of Wales
© Terry Gilley (view gallery)
1a Montpelier Row. SE3. 7.6.2014.

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A picture of Blackheath
© Stephen Clifford Wilson (view gallery)
Blackheath, London, The Paragon. Designed by Michael Searles for John Cator, and built between 1795 and 1806, The Paragon, a crescent of colonnaded houses, was built to attract more affluent people to the area, after it had gained reputation as an area plagued by highwaymen.

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All Saints Parish Church
© Terry Gilley (view gallery)
All Saints Drive. SE3. 7.6.2014.

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Almost Greenwich. ALL Saints Church, Blackheath, Greater London
© Stephen (view gallery)

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All Saints' Church
© Stephen (view gallery)
Taken from the Wolfe statue in Greenwich Park. Three quarters of a mile away.

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Vanbrugh Castle
© Stephen (view gallery)
This is the home Sir John Vanbrugh built for himself. It is situated at the top of Maze Hill SE3, next to Greenwich Park. Sir John built Blenheim Palace and Castle Howard.

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Morden College, Blackheath, Greater London
© Stephen (view gallery)
This was almost certainly designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1695. It was founded by Sir John Morden to accommodate poor, honest, sober and discreet merchants who shall have lost their estates by accidents and perils of the seas, or by any other accidents, ways, or means, in their honest endeavour to get their living by way of merchandising.

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