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Bridgewater Canal, Worsley
A reworking of a previous upload, but it shows one of Worsley's des res locations - the Old Oil Stores with the famous Packet House, lamp lit in the background. I believe there are seven properties in this converted building and you won't get much change out of £420K for any of them.
on the Lower Peak Forest Canal, near Bredbury - part of the Cheshire Ring Canal.
The Peak Forest Canal runs from Aston-Under-Lyne to Buxworth. The Upper and Lower sections are at different heights, separated by the flight of 16 locks at Marple
The Towpath in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Today you can walk or ride along the same path that the mules used to tow the canal boats loaded with goods and passengers. You can still see remnants of that former scene as you pass many of the canal locks and related structures. From the vantage point of the Towpath Trail you can also enjoy the beauty of forests, fields, and wetlands flanking the path as it winds its way through the Cuyahoga River Valley.
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Die Kaninchen, die das Ufer der Donau am Treppelweg im 20. und 2. Bezirk von Wien bevölkern, sind Nachkommen von ausgesetzten Hauskaninchen, die sich mit Wildkaninchen gekreuzt haben.
The rabbits that populate the banks of the Danube on the Treppelweg (Towpath) in the 20th and 2nd districts of Vienna are the offspring of abandoned domestic rabbits that have crossed with wild rabbits.
A very nice sunrise did not develop today. The sun will rise over the water and between these trees around April 18th or 19th. I hope I can get the clouds to cooperate.
Houseboats on the River Lea where it passes between Springfield Park (out of shot to the right) and Springfield Marina (across the river).
Another Infrared image I have been playing with . Still learning how to do these right but its fun .
I was out and about at 4am this morning off to Derbyshire to drop some bits off, on my way back the morning sunrise started to grow, so I took a detour off the motorway into Thorne and found this view on the Stainforth and Keadby canal just on the outskirts of Thorne.
On the towpath of the Neath Canal during a trailboat rally in the mid 1990s. The boats are approaching one of the locks on the upper section of the restored canal, the boys holding their boat in to allow the larger craft to enter the lock first.
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Just been going through some old pics and found this from a trip to Hebden Bridge,Yorks,earlier this year. Must get back there some time.
We had a nice little walk down the canal in Uppermill this morning.
Straight from the car park we were greeted by this very imposing bridge. Hinting at the areas industrial past along with other remains from a bygone era.
We drove home through Oldham which must have been a very grand and important place during the industrial revolution. Sadly now seemingly forgotten about as it is so run down and grim.