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Category Archives: Photo
Growing cars
Didn’t you know cars come from out of the ground? Taken near Waterbeach Station, this morning.
Public Windows failure
Always a pleasure to snap one of these. This was spotted yesterday morning, at Stansted airport.
Holidays
A week without any posts here? I must have been on holiday. We spent a week on the Suffolk coast, not far from Southwold (no, I didn’t bump into Gordon), and had a wonderful time. I know the area well, … Continue reading
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Tagged aldeburgh, darsham, dunwich, southwold, suffolk, suffolk2008
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The real value of Flickr
Having an iPhone has really liberated me in term of the way that I use Flickr. This would be true of any phone with decent internet connectivity, and indeed there are plenty of handsets out there with better camera functionality … Continue reading
