Photos by Guy Erwood : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
Oakham: Level crossing and station
177 views
Sutton Bridge: Port
180 views
Hastings: George Street
161 views
Newark: Castle and bandstand
105 views
London: King's Cross
346 views
London: King's Cross 2004
104 views
Heckington: Station and windmill
257 views
St Ives: Chapel on the bridge
105 views
Manchester: Victoria railway station
78 views
Salford Quays: Sunrise
79 views
Sunbury-on-Thames: Parish church
325 views
Gloucester: Mural on suprmarket wall
164 views
Manchester: G-Mex Metrolink, view west
138 views
Cley: Parish church
426 views
Sibsey: Windmill
352 views
Moulton: Church and Mill
178 views
Red Cow Drove: Old chapel
155 views
Hastings: Old town beach
246 views
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Guy Erwood's conversations
Guy: I have very much enjoyed your pictures of the Long Sutton area. My mother was born there (1899) and lived at 1 Lime Walk, and my uncle Alf Bates had a farm further down that road. My mother married my dad (who was from London), at the Lutton Church. Other Uncle had a general store at Dawsmere. Your photos have brought back many good memories to share. May you have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Donald.
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like it
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nice calm clear tidy like it
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u don't need that metal stuff on right bottom...
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funny view !
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Good shot.
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Silica was the name given to this light tower in an area known as big lamp corner. Not quite sure if its art or not but when first built there was a red band with flashing lights constantly going round but that was removed when it failed. The lights that we were told would be seen from Wales are rather dim due to the incompatible console used to create light. My teacher would have said "coul;d do better"
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Hi I live near ely and this perspective is very interesting something I have not noticed before perhaps a slight crop of the stall and the building on the left but thats only my view !
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Nice photo, surely its not the only one from MK !)
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Sweet! Very sweet! Hello from Russia (Arzamas)
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