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Churchyard, York
The name says it all. A shot of a churchyard in York. Just
outside the city walls.
Woman Feeding Pigeons, Marble Arch
We were sitting by Marble Arch, waiting to meet Andy for a drink, when
this lady came along and started feeding pigeons - in spite of the signs.
Beach
I can't remember what this place is called. Somewhere in Devon.
I'm not sure that the photo has any merit either...
If At First
You Don't Succeed...
This poor guy was trying over and over to launch his kite. It
would go straight up for 50 feet, invert itself and then dive bomb him.
I was trying to get a shot of him ducking from it.
Rocks,
Gull...
What can I say..? It is a beach. Not much scope.
Lynmouth
On 16 August 1952, after two weeks of torrential rain, a flood
devastated Lynmouth killing 34 people.
In the distance you can see the line of new growth in the trees, which gives an indication
of the severity of the flooding.
Lynmouth
Lynmouth and Lynton, which is perched on the hill above, were popular
holiday destinations during Queen Victoria's reign.
Beaulieu House
The family home of Lord Montagu and family, the house and gardens are
open to the public. The National Motor Museum and Beaulieu Abbey are also on the
grounds.
During WWII Beaulieu was used to train SOE operatives.
Beaulieu
A view from the house across the lake to the village
What can I add to
that..?
Priory Window, Leominster
The Priory's most famous feature is the ducking stool which was the last one to be used in England.
