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SpringfieldPhoto

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#1

Penarth Pier

17-03-2022, 09:58

Love the architecture of this pier
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Alan

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DEG5Y

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#2

17-03-2022, 10:30

All good but really like #2
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El Sid

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#3

17-03-2022, 12:18

I do like a nice pier shot or three...

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Farider

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#4

17-03-2022, 15:47

Great pier shots Alan, no. 2 for me

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Trev B

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#5

17-03-2022, 16:43

Great set Alan, it's 3 for me

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Coolcat

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#6

17-03-2022, 17:04

Very nice set. Images show off the location and the pier architecture very well

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Lavenderhill

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#7

17-03-2022, 18:09

What an amazing pier, good set.
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#8

17-03-2022, 19:50

Lovely set of photos, looks a great place to be.

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SpringfieldPhoto

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#9

19-03-2022, 15:50

Thanks for the comments. As piers go I do think it is one of the best.

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