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This is on the Wey Navigation Canal at Walsham weir near Ripley Surrey. In the foreground is the River Wey, the canal is the otherside of the cottage.
Banbury Lock. Before the shopping centre was built this was the site of the bus station. I'm not sure of the exact date this was taken.
Something happened to my laptop lock and the combination I set stopped working. This happened while the laptop was locked to a desk. My red handled lock pick did a good job of unlocking my laptop.
Lock No. 15, Ohio River below New Martinsville, W. Va. Picture taken from the top of Dutch Run Hill.
This is a winter shot of Lock 68 of the Chenango Canal. It was on the north side of Valley Road not too far outside of the village of Oriskany Falls, heading toward Solsville. (I believe there were more locks along this route but unfortunately the weather started to get really bad the day I was up there so I had to cut it short and turn around -- I'll have to return again in early spring). The Chenango Canal opened in 1837, flourished briefly, and closed in 1878. It was 97 miles long and had 116 lift locks. It extended south from the Erie Canal at Utica and went to the Susquehanna River at Binghamton. It was roughly where Routes 12 and 12 B run today.
Here is my second shot...This too taken at Jaipur city palace..In fact what better place to click locked doors than in an old fort... The designs on this one looked great when the entire frame was captured..or should i have cropped it?? I added noise to give an oldish effect..
118 Pictures in 2018 #68: Connected
If you look to the left, you can see the other chain disappearing in tho the sunlight.
(Left to right) Chris Clabough, lock operator and equipment mechanic, and Ralph Rhodes, lock operator trainee, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District, place a water pump as crews remove water on Aug 12, 2011 at from Barkley Lock. (USACE photo by Mark Rankin)
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Pillings Lock near Loughborough, UK.
Part of a nice night shoot with Taken on a Flickr Night Event with Andy Stafford, Andybloke, Darius Kay, Isaac Eastgate and Victoriousneal
The little lights on the right are two cameras, I think Issac, and Andy Stafford.
Shot with Pentax K5 and 16-50mm © Craig Lindsay 2014. All rights reserved. For more info see: www.flickr.com/photos/csl2112/13928810012/