Latitude: 52.565949
Longitude: -1.8249049
Elevation: 134 meters / 440 feet
Barometric Pressure 997KPa

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A Painted Field by Jan 130, This week's Big Excitement for me ! My first excursion with my newly delivered camera took me to ou
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Newhall Mill and frosty fields by Jan 130, Our first frost this winter morning. A lovely clear day, very cold but dry, so it didn't feel so co
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Fence at Twilight ( explored ) by Jan 130, Taken today while out with Marnie. The fence has been broken for as long as I've known this lovely
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I love my dog by Jan 130, Marnie coming to get me as I took her photo in Newhall Valley Country Park. Instantly this song cam
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The Sweet, sweet chestnut tree ( Explore ) by Jan 130, Another one from our visit to Sutton Park, this time with an artistic touch. Please don't confuse s
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Under the Spring Sky by Jan 130, “If people did not love one another, I really don't see what use there would be in having any spring
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Where the moonlight swims by Jan 130, With your silhouette when the sunlight dims Into your eyes where the moonlight swims And your match-
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Rainy Saturday ( explored, thank you ! ) by Jan 130, And my disgruntled tree is feeling very down. We've had nothing but horrible weather for a long tim
Rainy Saturday ( explored, thank you ! ) by Jan 130
Magic for Marnie ( Explored ) by Jan 130, Today is Marnie's 10th birthday, so I took her to one of the most loved expeditions we used to make
Magic for Marnie ( Explored ) by Jan 130
Chance encounter ( explored ) by Jan 130, Such a nice view from the 2nd bridge we came to this morning, at Newhall Valley Park. A little egre
Chance encounter ( explored ) by Jan 130
You'll Never Walk Alone by Jan 130, When you walk through a storm, hold your head up high And don’t be afraid of the dark At the end of
You'll Never Walk Alone by Jan 130
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First Blossoms on First March 2022 by Jan 130, Here we are, this morning, 1st March, at the beginning of what I term "The Blossom Trail".
First Blossoms on First March 2022 by Jan 130
The Cormorant on the Lake by Jan 130, dries its wings in the typical cormorant pose. I don't know if this is one of the birds in my last
The Cormorant on the Lake by Jan 130
AMBIENT LIGHT 2 by REBAWAY, A shot of the Three GWR Castle class locomotives using the lighting from inside the loco shed and th
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Upstream dreams by Jan 130, Wouldn't it be great to stop time just for one moment... to keep that for as long as you wish, then
Upstream dreams by Jan 130
Beeches in the fog by Jan 130, Or Mad about mist, I headed out to Sutton Park this morning with Marnie. At first, we could barely
Beeches in the fog by Jan 130
On the edge by Jan 130, Last week was strange, sad and distressing for me personally - but another week has begun, so let's
On the edge by Jan 130
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Fenced off ! by Jan 130, This is the rear view of Newhall Valley Water Mill, a Grade 2 listed building. It's hundreds of yea
Fenced off ! by Jan 130
Who has seen the wind? by Jan 130, Out on a windy but wonderfully sunny Saturday morning, and I don't think the wind has dropped its po
Who has seen the wind? by Jan 130
Thank YOU for Visiting 😀 by esala.kaluperuma, This is how Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery say "Thank You" for their visitors. So, I
Thank YOU for Visiting 😀 by esala.kaluperuma
Moment of Recognition by Jan 130, The moment I recognised where we were - that beech wood I had wondered about for so many years - her
Moment of Recognition by Jan 130
Platycodons - A Painting by Jan 130, Popularly known as 'Balloon Flowers', these lovely blooms only last for about a day. There are plen
Platycodons - A Painting by Jan 130
Garden Walkway by Jan 130, The rain began just as Marnie and I left the house yesterday morning. It wasn't going to give in an
Garden Walkway by Jan 130
Before The Storm by Jan 130, That's storm 'Arwen', tremendous winds, damage to trees and property happened to us here in the UK a
Before The Storm by Jan 130
Little Jewels of Spring ❤ by Jan 130, Snowdrops from my garden. Slightly textured in Topaz Studio but not much. They're at their best now
Little Jewels of Spring ❤ by Jan 130
Lovers of Landscapes ~ 11 years old today ! by Jan 130, October 30th 2010, 11 years ago today, Lovers of Landscapes began, and I'm so happy our group is sti
Lovers of Landscapes ~ 11 years old today ! by Jan 130
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Walking the Plank by Jan 130, Taken on another of the few nice sunny mornings we've had this early spring. We can't resist going
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Refuge by Jan 130, Marnie and I visited this lovely local nature reserve, where it's shady but usually very muddy, many
Refuge by Jan 130
Dusk over the Lake by Jan 130, A happy day, as I and my sons and grandchildren all got together near this beautiful lake for lunch
Dusk over the Lake by Jan 130
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In Praise of Real People by Jan 130, A Rhododendron for real people on the phone and not just online ! Today I chose to phone an insura
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Never failing - our Japanese Acer by Jan 130, It's true ! This wonderful shrub would love to be a tree ! It just keeps growing bigger and bigger
Never failing - our Japanese Acer by Jan 130
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Walking on thin ice by Jan 130
Old oak at sunset by Jan 130, Or as this is an English Oak, ' Ye Olde Oake' 😃. Taken during a lovely walk in our local park, a f
Old oak at sunset by Jan 130
This is the tree by Jan 130, which bears the leaves in my last upload. Afraid I haven't been able to take an autumn photo of it
This is the tree by Jan 130
A joyful sight ! by Jan 130, Yes, spring is on its way here. The snowdrops can feel it, even if we humans are still shivering ..
A joyful sight ! by Jan 130
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A Break In The Lowlands by Jason_Hood
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Down to the river by Jan 130
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September Song by Jan 130
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