Friday July 3rd. 2009 7.0 p.m. The Weather: 18°C. Sunny at first, with rain at lunchtime, clearing late afternoon.
Today's Photographs
On the new footpath from the head of Coniston to Monk Coniston
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there is some early sunshine
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in the hay meadow
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the footpath from High Cross to Tarn Hows
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Wharton Tarn
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the deer fence and gate
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12.0 pm Tarn Hows, as the rain began.
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>>Hi Tony, You really seem to have started something!! Everybody has heard about the "Angel of the north", but we also have some other interesting pieces, amongst which is this one. Those who erected it took pity on this couple having to stand in the North Sea, facing seawards, 24/7 and for 365 days a year at Newbiggin by the sea on the beautiful Northumberland coast and so left their clothes on!! Unless you have access to a boat there is no possibility of taking shots of it from different angles, so most of those I have seen are similar to this, you also need a decent zoom / telephoto lens as it is a distance out in the bay. Very many thanks for your continuing daily "exertions" Yours, Alan |
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