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Off on a work trip to Des Moines so there probably isn’t a beach down there but there could be….maybe. For we’re here visiting beaches (even if I’m probably not)

DSC07551_cr_res by fiberstrobe

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RES HALL-9968 by HousingNCSU

Île de Ré by Romy RYAN JAMES

RE_DM0672 by Diabetes Marathon

Morgan Re-Launch by The Resident Good News

Re-enactor by Sarah

Île de Ré by ClaireDaCunha

IMG_6171_re by 포토앨범 등대글로벌스쿨

Re-Process by Michael Miranda

Re Color by Katrina louise Vince Cruz

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re:publica 2011 Berlin by SiteGefühl

re:publica 2011 Berlin im Friedrichstadtpalast, 13.04.2011

Re-Fla-Soffs by sofiaramos

Lo Res P9300940 by Pete Riches

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Hackney Wick - Bordering the Olympic Park - Day 01

I spent a couple of hours scouting around White Post Lane in Hackney Wick, E9, which borders the Olympic Park and which is all under threat from the developers who, seeing the opportunity to make a fast buck are trying by hook or by crook to completely eradicate this corner of Victorian industrial London which, once it's gone is gone for ever. Needless to say what is planned is the usual hideous, soulless glass and steel box constructions, most of which will in turn be ripped down in less than twenty years time. There are many fantastic Victorian and Edwardian buildings all over the area which, though abandoned, do not deserve to be mindlessly ripped down.

It may not be beautiful, it may be run-down and need revitalising, it may have been neglected since the end of World War II, but this area's still an important part of London's incredible, vital history. Many renovated warehouses are now home to thriving small companies, and of course a lot of people still live here and love it, and they argue that yes, parts need redeveloping to bring new investment into the area, but that it should be done with some respect.

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