Berkhamsted was the favourite home of the Black Prince (as we know from Day #20) and the fact that his residence coincided with the peak of the development of the Longbow as a weapon of war gives Berkhamsted a special association with Archery.

These fields used to be directly connected with Berkhamsted Castle via Prince Edward Street because they were the town archery practice grounds. (Prince Edward Street is now a stub of a road between Victoria School and the High Street.) The meadows were formerly known as the Buttericks or the Buttfield. Berkhamsted men were still practising Archery in 1716, because it is known that in that year the Butts were repaired at the expense of the Parish.

My dog doesn’t seem interested in all this history guff. She’s just wondering why I’m interrupting her walk by faffing about with yet another photo. Nice view though.

Lockdown

Drew, Finn Street

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Day 13 of lockdown. Time flies when you’re having fun.

Deserted carpark during lockdown in Melbourne

Lockdown moments

What have you achieved during lockdown?

Like I imagine most people did, I went into the first Covid Lockdown with ambitious plans; I was going to get things done.

And like I imagine happened for most people, that's not what happened.

So today, let's celebrate the little victories. What have you achieved during Lockdown?

There goes another one...

Photos taken during the pandemic lockdown in 2020.

Well it was my turn for a lockdown birthday, no wild parties, no clubbing and no going out for a lovely meal… all have been from birthdays past, this year was to get myself comfy, and large glass of Gin and some good telly. What more could I ask for :)

Banbury UK, 12th April 2020. Fuji Instax Mini Mono.

Loft leopard print skirt, black knit top, black hose, black patent Guess combat boots

Leiden; sunday afternoon

South Street lockdown, Bishop's Stortford, Herfordshire.

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Große Rundfahrt mit Speicherstadt, heute nicht!

Photos taken during the pandemic lockdown in 2020.

Lockdown has taken enough of my time. In the train to Amsterdam and 30 minutes later I’m wandering through a deserted town. I will show you some places, one every day if possible.

Leica 35mm

Lockdown Art

Lockdown Bike Ride

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Another sculpture is The Close, Salisbury Cathedral.

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There was me trying to take an early morning shot of an empty street and I didn't notice one man and his dog!

An image to try and represent how we've all been feeling over the past Covid times

P spotted some outtatowners in our neighbahood heading for the beach.

They should have stayed away.

Well as we continue our lockdown with some easing of some restrictions, it was nice to take a longer stroll into the city of Edinburgh and snap some shots of the city during these times.

Lothian Buses continue to operate a critical timetable on selected routes however services are slowly picking up numbers as more people start to return to work.

Lothian 405 at Shandwick Place operating on Route 4 to Oxgangs. 09th June 2020.

Brot Regale leer gekauft

in 2015??? oh NO!!! - UNTHINKABLE!!

Taken from my room.

'LOCKDOWN WALK' - MAY 2020 - NIKON D3300 & TAMRON 18-200 VC

This picture is almost straight out of camera, except for a couple of edits: A small amount of extra sharpness and a soft vignette. I start to shoot with Cinelook picture profile from VisionColor: vision-color.com/products/picture-styles-canon-eos/

1 year ago when the lockdown was bathed in sunshine and enjoyed as a novelty

Lockdown skate park

Photos taken during the pandemic lockdown in 2020.