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Another Capture from Bagan and I am off to Paris for some days :-) Have a nice time everyone and keep shooting
The first time I set foot on Wellingborough was in the early 80s while working in North London. On a day trip to Chesterfield, I stopped off between trains and captured this Rat with a single GUV. Today I visited the same spot for the first time since and captured a 222. Apart from the change in the interest level of the passing hardware, little else has changed. A new footbridge and lift towers, a few missing chimney pots and a lick of paint … and of course … the knitting!
Wellingborough … early 80s and 23 Mar 2022.
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An abandoned cotton spinning mill somewhere in Wales. Abandoned for some time, not sure on the history behind it. Visited with Wiffsmiff23. Ended up doing some obscure macro work as part of the visit too.
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Saturday 19th April 2017
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"Two separate drops, pushed by the wind, merged into one for a moment and divided agin - each carrying with it a part of the other. Simply by that momentary touching, neither was what it had been before. As each one went on to touch other raindrops, it shared not only itself, and what it had gleaned from another. I saw this metaphor many years ago and it is one of my most vivid memories. I realised then that we never touch people so lightly that we do not leave a trace. Our state of being matters to those around us, so we need to become conscious of what we unintentionally share so we can learn to share with intention". Peggy Tabor Millin in "Mary's Way".