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Rumble in the jungle

Rumble in the jungle

Tea caddies in the grass

Tea caddies in the grass
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Pink Camellia 'Waterlily' variety

Grey seal at Horsey, Norfolk.

Fountains cellarium mono posterized

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Chaffinch

Rail bridge at Berwick-upon Tweed

Rail Bridge Berwick upon Tweed

So........I'm wet.

Another puffin

Waiting outside the beer tent.

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Snowy

Sunset on the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal end of December 2014.

Gannet & Flowers

Scarlet Ibis

Juvenile gannet diving sequence

Memorial to 13 miners killed in an accident at Woodhorn Colliery Northumberland 1916. The winding gear shown is the original still standing.

Watching the birds

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