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Beautiful idea, good shot. Best wishes Eva
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The Midhurst area was home to Richard Cobden (repeal of Corn Laws)and inspired writers like Hilaire Beloc, John Wyndham, Anya Seyton, and H.G.Wells who used Midhurst as asetting for The Invisible Man and Tono-Bungay.
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I don't think it's been doing much roller coasting lately - it looks like something from a novel by Ray Bradbury!
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Those are satalite dishes! I should know! i lived on menwith hill. my dad worked with those! we actualy called the golf balls. the white part is covering!
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GOOD PIC
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I love it down this end.
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Nice juxtaposition of the shapes produced by geomorphologial processes and human activity in the landscape. I love those escarpments! John (NB Spelling!)
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Where did you get the cotton wool, Noseyin'? Nice set of shots of and from West Nab - one of my favourite features in the West Yorkshire landscape - its shape makes it readily recognisable for miles around. You were fortunate to have such a clear day. John
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