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Trent and Mersey Canal in Staffordshire

20-06-2020, 20:15

These shots were taken along the tow path north of Stone.....the canal is the oldest long distance canal in the UK apparently.

All shots EOS R and RF24-105L or RF70-200L

a3-09 by brianvickers, on Flickr

a3-07 by brianvickers, on Flickr

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a3-08 by brianvickers, on Flickr

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a3-02 by brianvickers, on Flickr

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#2

21-06-2020, 07:08

Nice photos.

Chris
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#3

21-06-2020, 09:36

Great set Brian.
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#4

21-06-2020, 09:42

What a great set Brian, a good portrayal of the canal

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#5

21-06-2020, 13:20

Very nice set of photos, well done.

On the fifth photo, is that an old railway signal on the bank?

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#6

21-06-2020, 18:59

Excellent set Brian.

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#7

22-06-2020, 10:02

Thanks All,

Colin I think the signal has been moved into the adjacent garden....it's set too low and at 90 degrees to what you'd expect.

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#8

23-06-2020, 08:10

Nice set Brian

Derek

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