Photos by Ray Hutchings : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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sugarbag1 said:

Hello Ray. Thats a big crane you have there. Excellent shot and nice colours here too. I will come back later and look through gallery when I can. I saw your other of the bridge somewhere else and thats what lead me to your gallery. I see you have other interesting things here too. Kind Regards, David


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sugarbag1 said:

Hello Ray. Wowwwwwwwwwww what a shot. I am reallying finding this all quite amasing to see this bridge, compared to the bridge I see where I live Western Australia. Nice how they have left part of the old bridge there as well :-) Y*. Kindest Regards, From, David. Western Australia


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Ray Hutchings said:

Sorry, you are all correct. It is Buildwas Abbey, not White Ladies Priory.


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Ray Hutchings said:

Again, you are welcome. They are there to be used.


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Ray Hutchings said:

School house where my grandfather lived between 1907 and 1910.


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JohnboyC said:

Buckshaw Hall - restored in 2008


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pete.t said:

Ray

Great shot of stormy Porth Oer, like the sky and spray.

Pete


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lily.tyson said:

My aunts house is on the other side of the road from this church. Lovely Place.


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teenaburton said:

Great photo! I lived in Anglesey before moving to Spain. I have been trying to upload my photographs onto google earth from various locations but over a month has gone by and they are not on the map, but they have been viewed. I have contacted the inventors of google earth but have had no reply, can you advise please, thanks. Teena Burton burtonteena@yahoo.co.uk


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Ray Hutchings said:

The Green Man was designed by Colin Spofforth from a commission by Barratt and Redrow Homes. It is based on the mythological ‘Green Man’ representing nature and countryside. He stands at the northern entrance to Buckshaw village close to Central Avenue.


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