Needing more Cosmos
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In memory of Steve Sneyd
Deepening wind and light
accelerating by yet captured
in a moment of reflection
© Gerald England
Composed: Hyde, 23rd Decem...
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Friday, February 13, 2009
Canal Study #4
The fourth of five studies of the Peak Forest Canal between Adamson's Mills and Captain Clarke's Bridge.
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8 comments:
Very interesting photo, I remember the canals where I grew up. Used to love all the activity on them.
I imagine that these canals still see quite a bit of traffic. Will #5 or #6 show some of that activity, I wonder. I think I see a house trailer there on the left, maybe another one or two. Do people live there all of the time?
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The water as mirror.
(I think abour little river in Chorzów -- it is now very small, and soon will be 'covered', but it is has something simmilar to the canal on the photo.)
i love water passages, very picturesque
I agree with PAK.
The surface of the river is just like a mirror.
Beautiful scnery.
It is great what they have done with the canals in Britain.
I like to visit canals whenever I am over there
Quiet amazing this canal and the surroundings !! beautiful shots.
Thanks for visiting my blog, well the blue bin its so blue due to a photo technic I aplyed, its called HDR ( High density range photography) its quiet interesting. Im learning it, not so good at it but I think its fantastic!
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have agood bloggy day!
Barb :O)
Great reflections.
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