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Photo of Bath by: Paul V. A. Johnson

Royal Crescent, Bath
"Great architectural shot, but a bit empty in the foreground (always a challenge when using a wide-angle lens)" - Edward Lever(28th November 2018)

Photo of Rochester by: Snapaway78

Rochester, Medway M2 bridge
"Thanks Paul. Location now changed." - poe(19th November 2018)

Photo of Rochester by: Snapaway78

Rochester, Medway M2 bridge
"This is in Rochester Kent, not Northumberland." - Paul V. A. Johnson(18th November 2018)

Photo of Watermead Country Park by: Mike Freeman

Just before sunset at Watermead Country Park
"Excellent shot" - Paul V. A. Johnson(18th November 2018)

Photo of London by: Paul V. A. Johnson

The Livery Hall at Goldsmiths' Hall, London
"Thanks for the explanation, Paul. I thought the Livery Hall might have been taken over by McDonald's." - Edward Lever(13th November 2018)

Photo of London by: Paul V. A. Johnson

The Livery Hall at Goldsmiths' Hall, London
"Well you are right Edward. However this particular shot was taken when the Hall was open for Liverymen to bring their families for a light lunch (soup, a variety of English cheeses, fruit - (and of course a glass of wine for some) after having viewed the annual Lord Mayor's Show. I can assure you that a dinner at the Hall will always be a black tie event and with the chandeliers lit solely with candles together with the Company's magnificent and priceless pieces of silver in use or on display." - Paul V. A. Johnson(12th November 2018)

Photo of Edgbaston by: Terry Dean

birmingham
"Thanks, Terry, for confirming the Tolkien connection. It's a tribute to the power of Tolkien's imagination that Perrot's Folly could be the inspiration for the wizard's tower Orthanc in Lord of the Rings !" - Edward Lever(12th November 2018)

Photo of London by: Paul V. A. Johnson

The Livery Hall at Goldsmiths' Hall, London
"It's a pity that the diners attire does not match the elegance of the surroundings" - Edward Lever(12th November 2018)

Photo of Edgbaston by: Terry Dean

birmingham
"you are correct Edward" - Terry Dean(11th November 2018)

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"This is and always has been a Congregationsl Chapel not a Baptist Chapel." - Ange(6th November 2018)

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