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Woronoco Trail, Pawtuckaway State Park

Historische stadgevel in de stad Jaipur.

 

Historical front of a building in Jaipur.

Nyaungshwe Market, Inle Lake Region

The sun is out and so are some of the members of the Attenborough Sailing Club, 20th December 2020.

  

Lime Street ~ Liverpool. 3.30 p.m

Winter sun shines through the trees on Flan Hill, Ulverston

The business end of Corporation Bridge, Grimsby on the 9th December 2016. The bridge crosses part of Alexandra Dock in Grimsby and is an electrically powered lifting road bridge built on the Scherzer rolling lift bridge principle. It was built in 1925 to the design of Alfred C. Gardner, docks engineer of the London and North Eastern Railway and was formally opened by the Prince of Wales (Edward VIII), commemorated on a plaque on the bridge. Although this part of Alexandra Dock is now virtually inactive of shipping, the bridge is still occasionally lifted for testing purposes.

Behind the berries is a happy wood pigeon

170106 passes Lenton South Junction, 29th December 2007.

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Before I let you down again

I just want to see you in your eyes

I wouldn't have taken everything out on you

I only thought you could understand

 

They say every man goes blind in his heart

And they say everybody steals somebody's heart away

And I've got nothing more to say about it

Nothing more than you would me

 

Send me your flowers of your december

Send me your dreams of your candy wine

I got just one thing I can't give you

Just one more thing of mine

 

They say every man goes blind in his heart

They say everybody steals somebody's heart away

And I've been wondering why you let me down

And I been taking it all for granted

  

A couple of boats left high and dry at low tide in Wells Harbour, 14th December 2013.

I got this fold-out card at the Disney Gallery and had it framed with purple and green mats.

My 1000th upload to flickr since I joined in February. Without the inspiration i've got from everybody else on flickr, I would have only taken a small fraction of this number, so thankyou to you all.

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