Photos by John Naylor : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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Yes, the poor quality mapping of Nairobi is disappointing. (Panoramio thinks many villages in the US are more important?) If you want to pursue the issue, why not join the "Suggestions" Forum?
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No. It's not the lens!
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Yes. But there are still 3 photos of Heaton Chapel languishing in the grounds of Eaton Hall.
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Thanks ... a slip of the mouse. I've moved it but, if it's still in the wrong spot, please be more precise.
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Thanks. It was one of those clear evenings, just after a shower. While professing heritage policy, the council doesn't love its gate that much. Vehicles still pass and, as you see, decorations include nummerous traffic signs.
Actually, you don't see them all as I painted out an awful "Yield" sign sitting atop the "P" on the left. The red border ruined the picture.
GIMP is good software....
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ispent many happy hours with my kids at the park but did'nt enjoy the long walk home to torry
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Restored to its probable 16th century appearance, this stone house, typical of upland farmhouses of the time, was the birthplace of Bishop William Morgan (1545-1604). He was the first to translate the whole Bible into Welsh.
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