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2005.06.14 - the river Ouse, looking north towards Lewes, East Sussex

2005.06.14 - the river Ouse, looking north towards Lewes, East Sussex

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2006.07.16 - view east towards Betws Garmon with the river Gwyrfai in the foreground, taken from the Welsh Highland Railway

2006.07.16 - view east towards Betws Garmon with the river Gwyrfai in the foreground, taken from the Welsh Highland Railway

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2007.03.01 - view to the northeast across the Cuckmere valley from the High and Over car park on the Alfriston Road, East Sussex

2007.03.01 - view to the northeast across the Cuckmere valley from the High and Over car park on the Alfriston Road, East Sussex

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2007.09.10 - view northwest across the Cuckmere river at Cuckmere Haven, East Sussex

2007.09.10 - view northwest across the Cuckmere river at Cuckmere Haven, East Sussex

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2008.01.14 - looking east along Glynde Reach from the roadbridge

2008.01.14 - looking east along Glynde Reach from the roadbridge

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2008.01.14 - view east along Glynde Reach towards the roadbridge

2008.01.14 - view east along Glynde Reach towards the roadbridge

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2008.01.16 - view south towards Harvey's Brewery and the old Cliffe bridge from the Phoenix Causeway bridge over the Ouse

2008.01.16 - view south towards Harvey's Brewery and the old Cliffe bridge from the Phoenix Causeway bridge over the Ouse

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2008.01.16 - panoramic view southeast across the Ouse towards Cliffe from the Phoenix Causeway bridge

2008.01.16 - panoramic view southeast across the Ouse towards Cliffe from the Phoenix Causeway bridge

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2008.01.16 - view south along the Ouse from the Phoenix Causeway bridge towards the old Cliffe bridge

2008.01.16 - view south along the Ouse from the Phoenix Causeway bridge towards the old Cliffe bridge

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2008.01.16 - view northeast from the Phoenic Causeway bridge over the Ouse towards South Malling and Malling Hill

2008.01.16 - view northeast from the Phoenic Causeway bridge over the Ouse towards South Malling and Malling Hill

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2008.01.16 - view southeast towards Cliffe, Lewes

2008.01.16 - view southeast towards Cliffe, Lewes

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2008.01.16 - view south along the Ouse through Lewes

2008.01.16 - view south along the Ouse through Lewes

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2008.01.26 - view north towards Offham along the river Ouse

2008.01.26 - view north towards Offham along the river Ouse

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2008.02.16 - panoramic view north from St Botolph's church tower

2008.02.16 - panoramic view north from St Botolph's church tower

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2008.02.16 - view northwest along the River Witham towards the Fydell Street (A1137 road) bridge from St Botolph's church tower

2008.02.16 - view northwest along the River Witham towards the Fydell Street (A1137 road) bridge from St Botolph's church tower

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2008.02.16 - view northwest along the River Witham from St Botolph's church tower

2008.02.16 - view northwest along the River Witham from St Botolph's church tower

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2008.02.16 - panormaic view west from St Botolph's church tower

2008.02.16 - panormaic view west from St Botolph's church tower

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2008.02.16 - panoramic view south from St Botolph's church tower

2008.02.16 - panoramic view south from St Botolph's church tower

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2008.02.16 - view south along the River Witham from the footbridge towards the Town Bridge

2008.02.16 - view south along the River Witham from the footbridge towards the Town Bridge

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2008.02.16 - view northwest from the footbridge, along the River Witham past St Botolph's church

2008.02.16 - view northwest from the footbridge, along the River Witham past St Botolph's church

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2008.02.16 - view east towards Wyberton Fen and Boston from the southern dyke of a drainage channel

2008.02.16 - view east towards Wyberton Fen and Boston from the southern dyke of a drainage channel

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2008.02.17 - view north along the Horncastle Road drainage channel from the A16 road bridge

2008.02.17 - view north along the Horncastle Road drainage channel from the A16 road bridge

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2008.02.17 - view north along the drainage channel beside the Horncastle Road from the footbridge between Norfolk Street and Hospital Lane

2008.02.17 - view north along the drainage channel beside the Horncastle Road from the footbridge between Norfolk Street and Hospital Lane

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2008.02.17 - looking northeast across the drainage channel beside the Horncastle Road

2008.02.17 - looking northeast across the drainage channel beside the Horncastle Road

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Alwyn Rh Joyce

Always liked taking pictures ("Oh, Alwyn, for heaven's sake stop it...!"), and going digital has just made that easier. I frequently don't bother (and am often too lazy!) to think about how I take the picture, so lots of them are hit or miss: I see something and I'll take a photo. Having said that, photos that show the passage of time have always fascinated me, hence the number of photos I have taken from roughly the same position but separated in time. So, if I hear of local engineering work that will change the landscape, I will endeavour to photograph it before and after from the same position (although not necessarilly with the same camera). Have recently got interested in panoramic and multi-megapixel photos (so far up to 200 megapixel compositions), so resizing photos is something of a necessity for Panoramio! :-)

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