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Thames Barrier

Thames Barrier

For Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Barrier

Unknown's avatarAuthor margaret21Posted on October 8, 2023Categories LondonTags One Word Sunday, Thames Barrier44 Comments on Thames Barrier

Ah … What if?

If you look at this girder in a certain light, it looks slightly orange. Maybe. But I just wanted to find an excuse to post this photo: almost the only one I took in colour on our Newcastle sortie the other day.

For Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Orange.

Unknown's avatarAuthor margaret21Posted on August 27, 2023Categories EnglandTags Newcastle, Newcastle Swing Bridge, One Word Sunday40 Comments on Ah … What if?

Below

Puerto de Alisas, Basque Country, Spain

Posted as part of One Word Sunday.

Unknown's avatarAuthor margaret21Posted on December 5, 2021Categories SpainTags One Word Sunday, Puerto de Alisas40 Comments on Below

Dizzy

Dizzy

Would you prefer to be …. on the London Eye …

… or atop a crane?

For One Word Sunday, at Debbie’s Travel with Intent

Unknown's avatarAuthor margaret21Posted on November 28, 2021Categories LondonTags London Eye, One Word Sunday50 Comments on Dizzy

Peep

Peeping through the car window yesterday …

Sunrise on the way to ….
…. the deer park at Studley Royal

Posted for One Word Sunday: Peep

Unknown's avatarAuthor margaret21Posted on November 21, 2021Categories Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal, WeatherTags One Word Sunday43 Comments on Peep

History … sadly

March for Europe, London, 2019

Posted for One Word Sunday.

Unknown's avatarAuthor margaret21Posted on December 13, 2020Categories LondonTags EU, March for Europe, One Word Sunday41 Comments on History … sadly

Anonymous

London friends – help me please.  I took this photo of a statue of a workman and his pigeon chum somewhere near the Tower of London.  Where?  Who?  What?

A contribution to today’s One Word Sunday Challenge: Monumental

Unknown's avatarAuthor margaret21Posted on September 8, 2019September 9, 2019Categories LondonTags Monumental, One Word Sunday, Public Art20 Comments on Anonymous

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