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Looking at The Pana Shuffle mural from the other end of Mutton Lane.
Thank you my friends for your visit. :-)
Mutton's Mill was originally called Manor Mill but became known as Mutton's Mill as Fred Mutton was the last keeper. It ceased working in 1947.
The Mill is a Grade II listed building and was used to drain the surrounding marshland into Halvergate Fleet.
Pre-Covid.
Back in 1878 a three masted sailing ship, the Loch Ard, was nearing the end of a long voyage from UK to Melbourne where the gold fields and riches were in reach. However there was fog and suddenly they could hear waves breaking and realised they were too close to land. There were only 2 survivors of the ship wreck and the hull of the ship still remains under the cliffs of Mutton Bird Island.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
A previously published shot re-edited. I was unhappy with my original edit so decided to rework and republish.
Captured 6 years ago on this day in May 2018. Enjoy.
This is in one of the 3 "ships graveyards" at Port Adelaide, where a number of old ships were simply abandoned at the end of their useful lives
One for Sue R.
A well used but neglected area. It could be beautiful but sadly is littered and rubbish and weed strewn.
Tourist attraction along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria. Loch Ard Gorge area
Port Campbell National Park & Twelve Apostles Marine National Park .
Four shots merge
This was taken at the Puyallup Fair, Washington, State
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On my way back from Faindouran Lodge and the higher reaches of Strath A'an, I came across these three sheep, but didn't think too much of it at the time, apart from that I liked the perspective of them, so I took this shot. Looking closer at my shots from the cycle into the glen the previous evening, I'm pretty sure I bumped in to these three at almost exactly the same spot. Funny, with all that land to roam around, they hadn't moved so far.
Snacks at the Singapore Design Museum may not be what you would expect.
A local grilled meat charred to perfection and served witch rice cake. \