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Edmund Street looking towards Chamberlain Square, 24th December 1983.
A short length of the 3ft 6in gauge BCT tramline has been retained here. Birmingham Corporation Tramways ceased to operate in July 1953.
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Three days after it had snowed there are still quite a few areas of snow on the ground as East Midlands Trains 153384 and 153385 depart Attenborough working 2A42 14:20 Nottingham – Matlock, 29th December 2014.
Wish digital didn't blow out the brilliant orange of the sun itself. I tried painting it back in, but can't get the right look.
Any photoshop geniuses out there know how to fix that?
Xochimilco, D.F México
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-May you live in interesting times
-May you come to the attention of important people
-May you find what you are looking for
simple I go back to December wallpaper . there was so much beautiful shots in this video & I wanted to display all of them.
Nationale Maatschappij Voor Buurtspoorwegen tramstel 9131 in/langs de Grand Rue van Trazegnies.
National Company For Tramways tramcar 9131 in at/besides from the Grand Rue in Trazegnies.
The tsunami occurred on Sunday, 26 December 2004. Hundreds of people were killed and several people specially those who were residing in the waterfront beach bungalows were affected by Maldives Tsunami.
The entrance to Birmingham Shopping Centre car park in Navigation Street. In the middlle distance a WMPTE Daimler Fleetline descends Lower Temple Street. December 24th 1984.
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Explored Jan 4, 2016 Best position #84
From my very first meeting with the beautiful northern lights.
My album of better night images here.
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I think everyone should start HPAD in December. It is SUCH an easy month to complete as there's so many pretty lights to photograph. January is such a dull, depressing and dreary month. It's a wonder any of us make it (photography-wise) to February!