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As part of my 365 project I visited the River Stort at Parndon Mill again today, but instead of walking towards Parndon Mill I went the opposite way and headed for Burnt Mill where the Train Station is. It was a pleasant enough walk, though not the most attractive as
Let’s pop back to Parndon Mill and have a look at the mill itself. This now houses an art gallery, a pottery gallery, photographers studio and many other interesting businesses.
Just down the road from where I work is Parndon Mill next to the River Stort. Yestreday, for the first time in I don’t know how long, I was able to pop out at lunchtime for a spot of fresh air and a bit of photography. As you walk towards
Staying in Aythorpe Roding this shot was again taken at sunrise last Saturday…and yes, it really was as cold as it looks!
I have driven past this pub twice a day Monday to Friday for the past 8 years…and still not been inside. I have also wanted to photograph this pub…but not from this angle…for some time. Still, this isn’t too bad an angle.
This windmill has featured a few times in this blog before, but never with a sunrise. I don’t get up for sun rises, although I absolutely should – too lazy by half 😉 Anyhow – I managed to get up at the crack of dawn today and captured this (and
One last one from last Sundays London Photowalk. This one is off a derelict tyre fitters a number of us visited. The police turned up fairly quickly and stopped the photographic fun, but not before I had taken this shot.
The London Photowalk visited the Olympic Village in London today. Not much to photograph if you don’t like building sites. There was this strange structure near the main Olympic stadium which caught the eye. I have no idea what it is – whether it’s London’s answer to Beijing’s Birds Nest,
Out and about in the Rodings today and caught this sunset looking out from Berners Roding. If you’d like to see the view lookin the other way then visit my 365 Project pages.
A week or so ago we started this mini-series of pictures of my Great Grandfathers pocket watch. Here’s a detail from the fob showing his initials.
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