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Two Lambs
Symbolically the lamb represents innocence and sacrifice. This pair don’t look that innocent to me. If anything they look rather guilty. They certainly don’t look like they’re keen to have their photo taken. I think we will end our short burst of black and white images here.
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Sheep on the Stone
Hidden away in the depths of Somerset are the Stanton Drew stone circles and coves. They form the 3rd largest set of standing stones in England, having been built some 4,500 years ago. Yet they are not really very well known. Unless you’re a sheep, that is.
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Some More Grey Skies
Another day, another black and white Scottish landscape shot. These particular peaks can be spotted on the Isle of Skye.
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Episode 47 – A Fresh Start
Join us on the Oxford Canal, in our little blue narrowboat (Hertford). This time we travel from Banbury to Claydon, via Cropredy. It’s a rather chilly start, but the sun comes out eventually. Featuring: Banbury Kings Sutton Lock / Tarver’s Lock Grant’s Lock Tooley’s Boatyard Sovereign Wharf Little Bourton Lock Slat Mill Lock Cropredy Lock…
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Grey Skye
Here’s a shot of a sunny Isle of Skye location, taken quite some time ago now. Can you picture yourself standing on that patch of grass at the bottom, enjoying the wilderness? This is the start of a short series of monochromatic photos.
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The Shepherd of Glencoe
This photo of the Scottish mountain known as Buachaille Etive Mòr, was one of the first photos I took on my very first trip to Scotland (back in 2009!). I found it in the archive, dusted it off, and gave it a fresh edit for this post. I also learned that the very top of…
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Platform 2
This is the platform sign from Minehead railway station, and this brings our short train journey to a close.
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Train Drain
I’m sure this level does exactly what it says – drains water from somewhere … but why? Can anyone explain it to me?
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The Brass Handle
So, where would you go to find a handle like this? And what does it do…? Who knows???
Do you like what you see?