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This is the beautiful wedding of Tom and Vic. They had the wedding ceremony and reception both held at Cottons Hotel & Spa in Knutsford. It was a stunning venue for their classic styled wedding.Thankfully, the weather was perfect for their big day so we managed to get some lovely photos outside. Vic looked every bit the blushing bride in her lace, fishtail gown and the bridesmaids complimented her perfectly in their pink dresses. We loved all the details that really made this day special and we could see how much work had gone in to the planning - we believe this was mainly Vic's job - and it had definitely paid off. We really enjoyed photographing this wedding from the calm bridal preparations to the crazy dancing later on and we could tell all the guests did too! A truly spectacular day for this wonderful couple. Congratulations to the new Mr and Mrs! If you are looking for a Cheshire wedding photographer who also covers Manchester and the Northwest, please get in touch, we would love to hear from you!
This was an entry in the 2011 ISV Photo Competition.
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strangely vandalized entry to something. spotted while wandering the Red Light District in Amsterdam
Yet another fabulous door leading to a fabulously tiled entry way into a fabulous interior courtyard. Sigh...
The medieval castle that comprises the old town of Gruyères, in the upper valley of the Saane River, is a popular Swiss tourist spot. Castles, cheese, wine and chocolate: what’s not to love?
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This is my entry to the Vietnam contest on the LCN.
2 Days ago we were sent in to Vietnam. The land is humid and filled with jungle and vegetation. I lead a squad of men. Our objective was to report to the first checkpoint, which was 23 miles from where we landed. We had a map so we used that. The river was half a mile fom the drop and then it ran straight to the checkpoint. Jackson, our navigator carried an RPG. He was also responsible for keeping us on track. The river divided and he lead us along the wrong way. So now we're lost and theres only 5 of us. We have only the ammo we came with, and hostile helicopters have been seen. I dont know what we're going to do but, I say we stick with the river.
Demolition in progress on the Antwerp DS goods station. Now (April 2007, the shed has gone, the building is still standing for the moment.
07/11/09
The East Van Biking Coffee Tour
today i drank:
espresso @ bump n grind
clover @ bump n grind
espresso @ prado
soy macchiato @ jj bean
espresso @ re-entry
espresso @ elysian coffee
i had to;i'm only living here so much longer...
After all is done, entry (and dining room) with new concrete acid stained floors. Still need to wax, but have to wait a couple days.
After