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A common fence
Chugging along
Reflections on a Winters lake
Portland Basin
Down the walled path
Laggan Dam, Highlands
The Nevis Range from Spean Bridge.
The primeval Caledonian Forest
The Glenfinnan monument in average weather
Glenfinnan view
Another Autumnal fence
Silver threads amongst the gold
The Glenfinnan Viaduct
Biker on the canal
Loch Gynack, Highlands
The wild and grand Loch Ness
Urquhart Castle
Pride and joy gates.
The old and new bothy
Dove Stones morning reflections
Urquhart Castle moods
The One Tree
Inverness and its river.
Cape Wrath, Scotland
Cape Wrath lighthouse
Better weather on its way.
On Golden canal
Grey Heron in flight
Yeoman Hey overflow fences
High Power Mk1
High Power
Scurdie Ness Lighthouse, Montrose
Water colours
African Safari postcard
Salt Pans of South Africa
Misty dreams
Issues Road fences
Yorkshire wall pattern
Happy New Decade from Holmfirth
Lost corner
Rivers bottom at the Linn of Dee
A walk in the park to finish the year.
Hardcastle Crags river walk
Gothenburg Christmas 2012
A Christmas card to you all
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Rochdale Canal visions
A soft hazy start to our walk here that ended up with beautiful late lighting.
Taken on the approach t'Summit' from Littleborough. This canal started life higher, at the small town of Sowerby Bridge (joining the Calder & Hebble navigation via the River Calder) and finishes in the centre of Manchester via the town of Rochdale. It is a broad canal because its locks are wide enough to allow vessels of 14 feet width (much wider than my own local Huddersfield Narrow canal). Completed in 1804.
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Taken on the approach t'Summit' from Littleborough. This canal started life higher, at the small town of Sowerby Bridge (joining the Calder & Hebble navigation via the River Calder) and finishes in the centre of Manchester via the town of Rochdale. It is a broad canal because its locks are wide enough to allow vessels of 14 feet width (much wider than my own local Huddersfield Narrow canal). Completed in 1804.
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