velovoice
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All ready to ride to Goodwood for breakfast yesterday morning.
Your cycle in front of a wall pics
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All ready to ride to Goodwood for breakfast yesterday morning.
velovoice
Veteran
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- Between the City and the Sea
And... at Goodwood.
(There is a wall behind that hedge, I
swear.)
(There is a wall behind that hedge, I
Dave 123
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Another day, another church.
St Bartholomews, Great Gransden.
St Bartholomews, Great Gransden.
Alembicbassman
Confused.com
Out and about in Sheffield
uphillstruggler
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I'm not religious in any way, shape or form but I really do like the architecture of churches ,
Carry on
thecube
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My brand new bike.
Dave 123
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@uphillstruggler
All Saints church, Stradbroke, Suffolk.
I love the way the flint had been knapped around the door.
All Saints church, Stradbroke, Suffolk.
I love the way the flint had been knapped around the door.
uphillstruggler
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booze and cake
probably out cycling
booze and cake
probably out cycling
....and here's a bit of local history I found out yesterday, a Camberwell Beauty (Nymphalis Antiopa) is a large striking rare immigrant butterfly from Scandinavia and Central Europe that was first described in the country from a pair found in August 1748 in Cool Arbour Lane Camberwell, now Cold Harbour Lane Brixton I think.
In certain years there are occasional fluxes of Camberwell beauties, such as 1846, 1947, 1976, 1995 and 2006, where individuals have been reported throughout Britain. At least 57 were reported in London during the long hot summer of 1976, and subsequently others were recorded at south Croydon, Kew, Epping, Loughton, Isle of Dogs, and the Euston Road in the early 1980s. However, individuals can also be brought in through timber imports from Scandinavia - indeed the Coldharbour Lane sighting might have arrived via such shipments.
Since reading about that I realised references to this rare local celebrity were still about. Camberwell has a Butterfly Walk Shopping centre
....which you can see has a butterfly mosaic above the Superdrug, seen here in more detail:
There is an even bigger mosaic above the cycling underpass in nearby Burgess Park, so I thought I'd go and photograph that too.
In certain years there are occasional fluxes of Camberwell beauties, such as 1846, 1947, 1976, 1995 and 2006, where individuals have been reported throughout Britain. At least 57 were reported in London during the long hot summer of 1976, and subsequently others were recorded at south Croydon, Kew, Epping, Loughton, Isle of Dogs, and the Euston Road in the early 1980s. However, individuals can also be brought in through timber imports from Scandinavia - indeed the Coldharbour Lane sighting might have arrived via such shipments.
Since reading about that I realised references to this rare local celebrity were still about. Camberwell has a Butterfly Walk Shopping centre
There is an even bigger mosaic above the cycling underpass in nearby Burgess Park, so I thought I'd go and photograph that too.
CanucksTraveller
Macho Business Donkey Wrestler
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- Hertfordshire
Vertego
Just reflecting on the meaning of life.
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- North Hampshire
St James' church, Bramley, Hampshire
Dave 123
Legendary Member
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- Cambridgeshire alps
Right, I'm upping my game! An abbey. Leiston Abbey-
A photograph with a sting in the tail!!
I cycled into Hollowell today, and spotted a lovely old barn wall in dire need of a bicycle leaning on it.
When I got close, I noticed the wall was appearing to writhe in the Spring sunshine..
Turns out that the whole wall is a mahoosive beehive
Luckily, bees don't bother me much, so I got in for a close-up. Every hole had bees flying in and out..
I cycled into Hollowell today, and spotted a lovely old barn wall in dire need of a bicycle leaning on it.
When I got close, I noticed the wall was appearing to writhe in the Spring sunshine..
Turns out that the whole wall is a mahoosive beehive
Luckily, bees don't bother me much, so I got in for a close-up. Every hole had bees flying in and out..
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