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Retracing the steps of history , deep inside of this 18th century Palmerston fort, Which belongs to the MOD it gets used for training purposes.

Retracing the steps of history , deep inside of this 18th century Palmerston fort, Which belongs to the MOD it gets used for training purposes.

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A abandoned WW2 public air raid shelter hidden underneath a very busy public park in my home town.

A beautiful old Shipwreck on the Plym estuary, one of the many we have this used to be a Brixham fishing trawler.

A stunning pond lily, found in the middle of a old quarry of all the places.

Lucky timing to capture this, right place, at the right time.

Stunning dragonfly captured whilst out hunting for butterflies

A Stunning Six-spot Burnet The only British burnet moth with six red spots on each forewing, although care must
be taken with identification, as in some cases the outermost spots can be confused . Rarely the red colour is replaced by yellow.

A Beautiful little Kingfisher sat quietly beside the river

This is a WW2 Public air raid shelter, hidden beneath a very busy Public park in Plymouth, this is big enough for 1000 people.

This has been painted on a local Railway bridge in a attempt to cover up all the Shrapnel damage it received during the Second World War , when the goods and storage shed were bombrd and destroyed.

Early morning sunshine sunrise with the tide coming in down on the Plym estuary.

A unexpected visitor to the wood's this beautiful 'Great Cormorant' and it wasn't bothered by me at all with my camera

My secret daily view from Laira Emplacement, this place gives you such stunning views over the Plym estuary, Staddon Heights, Saltram and the moors, you can even see Mount Batten and Penley Point.

A beautiful long lost view of Plymouth, this has been hidden for nearly 35 years, reclaimed by nature what we actually have hidden under our feet is a 18th century Emplacement with magazines.

Lentley Gun Battery Plymouth was active during both WW1 and WW2

This is my little "Bubble’s" the jackabee, Jack Russell x beagle she's 2 years old now and has been my little rock xxx

Single traditional 'English Poppy ' captured on a early Sunday morning,in Charles Church which was destroyed during the Blitz.

Plymouth’s historic Charles Cross Church sadly destroyed on a heavy night of bombing raids from the Germans, which saw this building get hit by a Incendiary device , it now stands as a reminder to everyone of what happened on that fatal night when so man

A beautiful bit of early morning sunshine , bit chiller this morning winter's definitely on it's way.

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