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Cliffe High Street Snowed
© Susan Harris (view gallery)
The Cliffe High Street shopping parade snowed, with people and a dog coming through.

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Falkner Square.
© Rod Burkey (view gallery)

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Horseguards, London, October 2008
© Evey Pinkham (view gallery)

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Bexhill Colonade
© Nick Chillingworth Lrps (view gallery)
Built in 1911, this colonade now forms part of the more famous De La Warr pavilion on Bexhill seafront.

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The long walk
© Neil Willan (view gallery)
199 Steps, Whitby HDR

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The Wall
© Cass (view gallery)
Hartlepool Headland.

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Eye Lights
© Robert Riva (view gallery)
London Eye from Westminster Bridge

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Brighton Pier
© Andrew Marks (view gallery)
Looking into the sun gives a marvelous effect

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The old fountain, Market Place
© Darren Mudd (view gallery)
The old water fountain on Ilkeston marketplace

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Fancy lights
© Karen Lawson (view gallery)
Ornate lamps down at LIme Regis bay

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Enjoying the view
© Peggy Cannell (view gallery)

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The end of the Pier.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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North Pier Blackpool
© Mick Carver (view gallery)
This is a digital photograph of one of my 6x6 negatives

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Evening sunlight warms the pier.
© Michael Cassidy (view gallery)
It was a warm June evening when the setting sun gently illuminated the pier.

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Church door
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The church door of All Hallows Church at Great Mitton, in the Ribble Valley, Lancashire ... it is regarded by some experts as one of Englands finest examples of a medieval church dated from the 13th century.

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Wooden Memorial for Saint Thomas Howard
© Stephen Luff (view gallery)
This is a wooden Memorial to Thomas Howard within the grounds of the Duchess gardens

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Shine a light
© Adie Ray (view gallery)

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Hothersall
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
An old fashioned lamp in one of the gardens ... while out walking around Hothersall in Lancashire.

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St. Francis Church grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
St. Francis Church grounds, Hill Chapel, Goosnargh, in Lancashire ... it was founded in 1755.

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Lamplight
© Ian Malcolmson (view gallery)

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Footbridge across the Ravine from Cliffe Road into Belle View Park, Lowestoft, Suffolk
© Mark Wrycraft (view gallery)
This picture was taken on Easter Monday 24th March 2008 at about 7.30am

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The Bear, Crickhowell
© Martin Wall (view gallery)
The Bear, famous far and wide for its welcoming atmosphere, historic character, convivial surroundings. A cobbled forecourt, archway into the inner courtyard and 19th century stagecoach timetable in the bar are all reminders of the Bear's former role. Set in the heart of The Brecon Beacons National Park, one of Britains most beautiful wilderness areas you'll find some of the finest walks in Britain with the Beacons themselves and The Black Mountains right on our doorstep. It feels like another world yet we're just an hours drive from Bristol and less than an hour from Cardiff.

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Tram
© Pat Trout (view gallery)
A picture of Seaton, Devon

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Thirsk Police Station
© Andrew Harker (view gallery)

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Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The stunning 16 acres of formal gardens that surround Clitheroe Castle in Lancashire are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment ... this is a view of the first public Labyrinth in Lancashire - to enable the labyrinth to bring you good luck, walk both the pathways, pausing in the centre to make your wish.

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Padstow Quay, Cornwall(May 2005)
© David Edington (view gallery)

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Dangerous Crossing
© Raymond Thurlby (view gallery)

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Looking across to the Golden Cap from Lyme regis, Dorset.
© Pat Trout (view gallery)

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The Cibi Walk Arcade
© Martin Wall (view gallery)
Abergavenny town centre is a mixture of the old and new. The Cibi Walk arcade, completed in 1992, contains a selection of the usual high-street names. Elsewhere in the town are many smaller shops catering for all tastes. The added attraction of the outdoor and indoor market means that there are many bargains to be found. Regular craft fairs provide an opportunity to purchase hand-crafted goods and wares produced locally. You'll also find a selection of coffee shops, cafes and restaurants that cater for almost every taste. And of course, you may find the odd pub...

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Old lamp in Newent
© Martin Wall (view gallery)

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Minehead station
© Bpeters (view gallery)

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Modern Liverpool
© Julian Wontner (view gallery)
Tower block near the docks

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Chester Cathedral
© Stephen (view gallery)

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The Greyhound Public House Lamp (Now Closed)
© Martin Wall (view gallery)

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Lamp on Clevedon Pier
© Martin Wall (view gallery)
Clevedon Pier is a seaside pier in the town of Clevedon, on the English side of the Severn Estuary. The landing stage at the end of the pier is occasionally used by ships, notably the Waverley and her sister ship the 'Balmoral' and is a popular spot for angling. There is a cafe at the pierhead and a souvenir shop at the toll house. The upper floor of the toll house is occasionally used for art exhibitions. The pier is open every day of the year except Christmas Day.

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Bridlington lone rider
© Paul Lakin (view gallery)

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Crickhowell Street Lamp
© Martin Wall (view gallery)

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The widest road in Polperro.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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St. Michael and All Angels
© Martin Wall (view gallery)
St. Michael and All Angels Ewyas Harold is a village and civil parish in the Golden Valley in Herefordshire, England near to the Welsh border with present day Monmouthshire, and about half way between the towns of Abergavenny and Hereford. It lies on the Dulas brook and is contiguous with the neighbouring village of Pontrilas. It was the site of Ewyas Harold Castle, now disappeared. The village contains a number of amenities, such as a school, fire station and redundant Catholic Church. The Church of England Ministry of St. Michael and All Angels is now linked with that of several neighbouring Parishes.

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Temple Bar Inn, Outside Lamp
© Martin Wall (view gallery)
At the Temple Bar Inn, Ewyas Harold

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The Mumbles
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Crickhowell Police Station
© Martin Wall (view gallery)

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A silhouette of the Pavilion in Winter
© Kim Comber (view gallery)

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No Parking
© Mick Bean (view gallery)
Lewis council find a unique way of stopping birds landing on lamp posts

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The Bear, Crickhowell
© Martin Wall (view gallery)

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Clacton-on-sea
© Noemi Banhidi (view gallery)

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Cobh County Cork
© Bill Jordan (view gallery)
A lovely place to visit

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Webbs Of Crickhowell
© Martin Wall (view gallery)

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Dublin train station clock
© Ruth Gregory (view gallery)

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Lyme Regis
© Ricardo Malagueño (view gallery)

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Upton-Upon-Severn Baptist Church
© Martin Wall (view gallery)

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Roof tops and lamp posts
© Ruth Gregory (view gallery)
In lovely Bude.

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Leicester New Walk
© Mark Corby (view gallery)
Leicester New Walk. A shady lane with trees and Georgian architecture running through the middle of Leicester, well known as a short cut for university students.

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Way Out sign at the station
© Raymond Thurlby (view gallery)

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Aldeburgh from Town Steps
© Jez Taylor (view gallery)

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Whitby
© Lorraine (view gallery)

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Llandudno Pier.
© Peter Evans (view gallery)

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Swanage
© Ruth Gregory (view gallery)

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St Georges Hall interior
© Thomas Crossley (view gallery)
Prince Albert one end Queen Victoria the other

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An ancient lamp
© Raymond Thurlby (view gallery)

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Merton College, Oxford
© Tony Tooth (view gallery)

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Lower Church Lane from St Andrew's Church, Farnham, Surrey
© Christine Horner (view gallery)

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The Shambles open air museum of Victoriana. Newent, Gloucestershire
© Stephen Nunney (view gallery)

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A misty day in Torquay
© Peggy Cannell (view gallery)

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Fleetwood
© lancashirelove (view gallery)

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The big Pier at Swanage
© Ruth Gregory (view gallery)

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Hampton Court
© Thomas Crossley (view gallery)

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Scratby, Norfolk
© Barbara Whiteman (view gallery)

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Riverside Walk, Gainsborough
© Tony Towers (view gallery)

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Lion & Lamb Yard, Farnham, Surrey
© Christine Horner (view gallery)

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London RAF Memorial
© Maria Johnston (view gallery)
Standing on the Embankment in London, nestled among the trees, is the official RAF memorial. A glorious winged eagle perched on top of the world globe. Sometimes forgotten, this memorial is just as important as the Cenotaph, in remembrance of all those who served in the RAF.

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47-55 Foregate Street, Chester
© cathyml (view gallery)
Restored black and white building. Written in white on the black beam it reads 1597 - rebuilt 1914 restored 1980. Photo taken 1991

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St. George's Hall.
© Gives Up! ' (view gallery)
View from the steps of the hall showing the Empire Theatre and other known buildings.

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Wiswell
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
A walk around the village of Wiswell in the Ribble Valley close to Whalley, in Lancashire.

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Hewitt Lecture Rooms - Lytham
© Robert Wheatley (view gallery)
The Hewitt Lecture rooms can be found at the rear of Lytham Library - next to the police station - where my father was a PC for several years.

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