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Oil Monster.
Top of the pass, Grizedale valley.
Bird on a wire......fence.
Goosander / Merganser (Mergus merganser).
Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea).
Xun.
Electronic thermometer.
Galilean thermometer.
Men at work.
Yamaha.
Spot the difference.
Autumn woods.
Mute swan, Barrowford reservoir.
Lumb Spout, Trawden, Lancashire.
Nothing happening here.
Very special jam :-)
End of the line (3 of 3).
Clapper bridge.
York Minster (South-West view).
Greylag goose (Anser anser) .
Guy Fawkes (birthplace).
My camera and lenses.
Young lamb.
Towpath Flowers.
Fish and Fisheye HFF.
Millennium mosaic.
Millennium Oak.
Fisheye test.
Abandoned.
Valkyrie.
Vintage harmonicas.
British Summer.
Big Wooden Spider.
Richard Trevithick.
Just hanging out.
Red Dragon.
Happy Forest Dweller.
Creature of the night.
Bridges of the Tyne.
Imagine.....
Icom IC-R8500.
Eton Sattelit 750.
Eurostar.
Duchess of Hamilton.
Mallard.
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Old Mill.
This large building (only a small part of which is visible here) once provided employment for people all over Pendle district. It was owned by Smith & Nephew and later by BSN Medical Supplies in the past. It has been derelict for a number of years but has now been purchased by the local council for "Re-Development", possibly for conversion into flats / appartments which is what is being done with other industrial buildings in the area.
Camera Nikon D300s + Samyang 8mm fisheye lens.
Processed with Nikon Capture NX2.
Camera Nikon D300s + Samyang 8mm fisheye lens.
Processed with Nikon Capture NX2.
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I love to see these building take on new life. FAR better than demolition
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