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- where the party was...
- morning after the night before...
- winter
- a stroll along the river
- flats on the river
- Happy Christmas!
- The river front skyline of Buckingham
- Along the river, looking towards Sts Peter & Paul
- Ford Street
- Moorhen
- Bridge Street
- a very large hole in the ground...
- Coopers Wharf
- a glimpse of Sts Peter & Paul
- a view of Bridge Street park...
- bench at the Bridge Street park
- lonely park
- I think this is the final skate park shot in this ...
- modern and not so modern
- cold and wet... guess I wouldn't be skating either.
- very deserted skate park...
- sk8 park
- deserted playground on a freezing Sunday morning.
- a closer look at the New Inn
- Looking up Chandos Road
- Another shot of the Ford dealership
- Buckingham Ford
- The New Inn
- an unexpected smile...
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4 comments:
I like the lighting in ths photo; looks like an excellent place to grab a couple of Guinnesses.
I find the sign on the far left curious; is there a problem with vehicles falling into water?
Dusty lens is always on the look out for a Guiness! Nice shot here.
Thanks for your visit to Cheltenham Daily Photo :)
Great photo, I think I will have to find out how you put the wording on the bottom of your photo's. Is it hard? or tome consuming?
I rode my cycle to Buckingham once from Oxford there is a very special place in Buckingham that I should tell you about...
Dusty Lens: yes! The street that runs along the side of this pub is called "Ford Street", the river runs along the back and while "Ford Street" can in theory be used when water levels are extremely low... I've never seen them low enough. There is a pedestrian bridge that will take you over the river though.
Percy: I use photoshop to rotate & crop my images... so while I'm there I add a text layer on to the photo. It won't stop someone determined to share your work but I figure it can't hurt either.
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