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John Liddle

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Underneath the arches......

23-03-2022, 17:00

Where the canal goes under one of the roads in Birmingham - it was lucky that the water was still enough for a reasonable reflection (even if it was of a building site!)

Underneath the arches by John Liddle, on Flickr

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23-03-2022, 18:48

Excellent shot John

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23-03-2022, 19:31

You certainly been busy, cracking shot

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John Liddle

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23-03-2022, 19:38

Thanks chaps.

Originally posted by Trev B View Post

You certainly been busy, cracking shot

And all in an hour and a half!

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Bill53

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23-03-2022, 19:41

Excellent John.

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24-03-2022, 07:42

Well seen John, that works for me

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24-03-2022, 12:19

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24-03-2022, 19:05

Excellent photo, never knew there was anything like this in Birmingham.

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