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Watching the sunset over the Lynher river in Cornwall UK. /
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Taken just outside Saltash in Cornwall UK.
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The Royal Albert Bridge that spans the Tamar river on the border between Cornwall and Devon in South-West UK. / This railway bridge was opened in 1859 and was built by probably the best engineer of the Victorian era, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, and is still in daily use now. / I took this shot on a cold November morning just before the sun fully came up. /
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Taken in Saltash, Cornwall UK. There are many swans that live along the riverbank here and they are quite happy to have their photo taken, as long as you get their best side of course.
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Taken on the Cornish side of the Tamar river in SW UK. Very early morning in winter and the swans that live here are just beginning to stir after a night on the freezing beach.
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The Wayne Holman 2009 Mono Calendar. Including images from both Cornwall UK and Australia. Thanks for looking in…... Wayne
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This wooden sculpture is called The Eternal Parent and can be found in Saltash Cornwall UK. I believe it is to symbolise Mother Earth and is an extraordinary piece of handmade craftsmanship standing around 20-30 ft tall.
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This image was captured on the River Tamar just below the Brunell Bridge from the Plymouth side at Saltash Passage.
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Dawn across the Tamar river on the border between Cornwall and Devon in the UK. The road bridge was opened in 1961, the rail bridge, built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, probably the best engineer of the Victorian era, was opened in 1859 and is still in daily use. / I took this shot on a cold November morning from the Cornish side of the river just as the sun was rising and didn’t realise until later that I had also captured a seagull in the frame. /
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A mate’s beloved Harley Davidson, taken at the railway station in Saltash, Cornwall U.K.
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Taken in Cornwall in the UK this footbridge can be found between Liskeard and Bodmin at the Trago Mills store. The store itself is huge but also boasts riverside walks and lakes, it’s a popular destination as a day out aswell as somewhere to buy that coffee table and matching lamp stand, and of course a Cornish Pastie to munch on in the Picnic areas.
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These swans are a very common sight on the Tamar river between Devon and Cornwall U.K. Twenty years ago there were only two breeding pairs, today there are an estimated thirty individuals and the population is steady. They are popular with both locals and tourists alike. I took this from the Cornish side of the river in Saltash where the swans mainly gather on the beach, with the famous Royal Albert Bridge used as a backdrop. /
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Taken in Forder, a tiny village in Cornwall UK, on a hot and sunny day in July. /
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On the Devon and Cornwall border in the UK. These two bridges span the river Tamar. I took this shot under the road bridge, the other is a railway bridge that was built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, opened in1859 and is still in daily use today. /
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Taken in Saltash, Cornwall U.K. These pillars balance the railway line across the Royal Albert Bridge that spans the Tamar river across to Devon. / The bridge was built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. It opened in 1859 and is still in daily use. To the bottom of the right pillar is his life size statue. Standing just over 5’ tall, he was small in stature but a giant of an engineer. This area is known locally as the secret garden. /
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Trematon Castle in Cornwall U.K. / A lot of old castles can be found in Cornwall, this one was built after the time of William the Conquerer in 1066. The castle had never seen any seige however it is believed by many that The Black Prince of Wales sought refuge here while being pursued by the English during the conquest of Wales around the 13th century. The Cornish flag can be seen flying over the Keep. /
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A friend’s beloved Harley Davidson taken in Saltash Cornwall U.K. /
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Taken on the Barbican in Plymouth UK this is New Street, although one of the buildings, Liberty Fabrics, was built in 1599. / This small street used to lead down to what is now known as The Mayflower Steps, the place where the pilgrim fathers embarked on the Mayflower ship, crossed the Atlantic ocean and populated a then small settlement that one day became known as the United States of America.
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Hidden in a corner of Plymouth UK is this Elizabethan Trading House. Built in the 1500’s it is still used today as a restaurant. /
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This is a statue of one of the best engineers the world has ever seen, Isambard Kingdom Brunel. His achievements are legendary including railways, tunnels, ships and bridges. / This statue can be found in Saltash, Cornwall UK and is situated underneath one of his constructions, The Royal Albert Bridge, which links Cornwall to Devon and the rest of the Britain. / I took this as mono but tweaked it in photoshop to give it a more old fashioned feel. I hope you like the result… /
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Taken whilst walking over the Tamar Bridge into Cornwall from Devon. /
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Taken in Plymouth, south west England. This is Smeaton’s Tower, one of the main landmarks of this part of the UK. I took this shot in the morning after a stormy night in the city.
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Taken from Saltash, Cornwall U.K. These bridges are the main link into Cornwall from Devon and the rest of the U.K. across the Tamar River
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Taken in Saltash, Cornwall UK. / I’m not sure of the type of bird but it always chooses this perch in the evening. Anyone remember Buzby the BT bird of the 1980’s ?
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