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Solitude
© Cass (view gallery)
Derwent Water, Cumbria.

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Misty sunrise near Branston
© John Godley (view gallery)

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Another Blue Place
© Rod Burkey (view gallery)
Taken on very cold Crosby Beach

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Edensor
© John Godley (view gallery)

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Early Morning on Crummock Water
© John Godley (view gallery)
View from the western shore of Crummock Water.

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Drinking horses
© Jason T (view gallery)
Horses drinking in the river, Kingsbury Water Park. Kingsbury Church in the backround.

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Limpley Stoke, Wiltshire
© Graham Rains (view gallery)
A canal-side house, on the section of the Kennet and Avon Canal between Limpley Stoke and Avoncliffe.

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Boggy Wood, Claughton
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
A sunny mornings walk through Boggy Wood near Claughton in Lancashire.

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Blue Tits
© Jo Adams (view gallery)

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St.Mary's Church, Somerleyton, Suffolk
© Steve Donovan (view gallery)

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On stage
© Ted (view gallery)
Performance for two at the Minack Theatre May 2008

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South West Coast path from Ilfracombe to Combe Martin Bay
© Ted (view gallery)
Golden Cove. (May 2005)

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Felixstowe, Suffolk. Kite Flying at beach...
© Srikanth Kumar Ramachandra (view gallery)

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A WW2 Event on the East Lancashire Railway Line from Bury to Rawtenstall, Lancashire.
© Nicholas. R. Taylor. (view gallery)

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Portobello Road, November 2008
© Evey Pinkham (view gallery)
While browsing the stalls, I came upon this woman with the most wonderful face and colouring. When I asked if I could take her photo, she was delighted but didn't understand why I would want to have a picture of an old woman like her. I think her photo answers that question.

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Clavell's tower near Kimmeridge Dorset 2009
© Ted (view gallery)
Folly originaly built in 1830. Due to crumbling cliffs the tower was dismantled and rebuilt 25 metre's inland during 2005.

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