On test server
Peter Castell's photos
The underneath
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Nearly done
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Squiggles
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Straight and Narrow HFF
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It was a horse drawn tramway at Ticknall South Derbyshire used to take lime products to the canal at Ashby-de-la- Zouch, the arch is the entrance to a tunnel under the main drive to Calke Abbey, not a true tunnel a large trench was dug and the tunnel built and covered over, it is a different shape at the other end
58 and 59
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It is more usual here to have even numbers one side of the road and odd numbers opposite
Outside Inside
Up Before the Beak
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This is an English slang expression meaning to 'Appear in court before a Magistrate' the origin of the expression is not known, although there are several theories
The Yellow Brick Road in colour !!
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The Nave Lincoln Cathedral
Lincoln Cathedral HFF
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It is possible that the original use of the Alter Rail was a fence, the Nave was like a Market Place and the Alter Rail may not have been to help elderly worshipers stand up ! but to stop animals from straying into the area around the Alter.
The low winter sunlight through the stained glass was creating lovely coloured patterns
Apricot
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Pollinated with a camera cleaning brush, I couldn't find a rabbit willing to donate it's tail !!!!
St. Hugh's Choir
Airing HFF, Happy March & St. David's Day
Go forth and multiply
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Sunlight in the Forest
Through the fence HFF
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The 'Gothic Ruin' and cascade were built in 1754 as a garden feature by Viscount Tyrconnel, an ornate Boathouse close by is being restored
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