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Posted at 20:35 on 28th November 2007

Here's another of my faves. I particularly love the foreground silhouettes against the water, the reflections in the water, and everything else about this image

Rugeley power station as seen from the River Trent at Armitage.
Picture by Marcus Burton



 

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Ian Gedge
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Posted at 21:54 on 28th November 2007

Here's another of my Favourites:

Snow-covered Dovercourt beach
Picture by Gemm Ferrane


 

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Posted at 23:56 on 29th November 2007
Amberley Castle Hotel
Picture by Rona Wilkins
Amberley Castle...  I think this is a lovely picture and a reminder of what beauty and wonderful history is right on our doorstep, it also brings back some very precious memories for me personally.
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Ian Gedge
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Posted at 12:53 on 2nd December 2007

Here is a picture of a place I am determined to see for myself sometime. Its Ashnes Bridge in the lake district.

 

Ashnes Bridge
Picture by Glyn Jones

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Jason T
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Posted at 23:09 on 2nd December 2007
Ian, you really do need to go to ashness bridge, its such a great view, Walla crag is very close, and the views from up there are stunning, and the effort of getting up there only moderate Smile  I've camped up here so many times and every time is like the first, stunning place.
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Ian Gedge
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Posted at 00:06 on 3rd December 2007
Hi Jason, Yes, that's it, i've made my mind up! seeing that view is on my "To Do List" for 2008! Smile
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Glyn Jones
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Posted at 20:41 on 4th December 2007
Ian, I am glad that you have made your mind up. You will enjoy the Lake District, but as I have said before be prepared to walk. Easdale Tarn from Grasmere, Haystacks said  to be Wainwright,s favouriite mountain are good walks and not to difficult. Look up Ann Bowker.s Mad about Mountains  or David Hall Lake District Walks Both give a good insight into walking in the Lake with plenty of pictures. Any further help let me know
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Posted at 21:36 on 5th December 2007

Here are a some I've added to my favourites recently:

Filby Broad
Picture by Ian Gedge

 

 

Sebastapol cannon
Picture by Ian Malcolmson



 

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Posted at 21:37 on 5th December 2007
Sunrise over All Saints, Laughton en le Morthern
Picture by Mick Carver

 

 

Bluebells at Hole Park Garden, Rolvenden. Kent
Picture by M A Brown





 

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Posted at 21:41 on 5th December 2007
Cookley Village Sign
Picture by Peggy Cannell

 

 

Seafront east to west
Picture by Paul Darby





 

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