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ST-EOS

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Thorp Perrow Arboretum 2020

19-10-2020, 18:49

Just a trio of images from a visit to the Arboretum today. It was a dull overcast morning but the sun eventually broke through the murk, giving a bit of nice light during the early afternoon.
As always your thoughts are most welcome.

#1 The Heron and bridge

#2 I got sick of waiting for this person to move out of shot

#3 At last there was a strange light in the sky.

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19-10-2020, 20:20

All lovely Peter, but I think I'd mark No 3 as my favouirite

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20-10-2020, 14:30

No 1 for me, all nice ones

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20-10-2020, 19:04

Nice set Peter, must make the effort to visit.

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#5

21-10-2020, 14:18

That arboretum looks like a good place to visit. They are all lovely pics but it’s definitely the first for me.

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22-10-2020, 10:35

All very nice, no.1 for me
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#7

22-10-2020, 17:44

Lovely autumn colourful photos.
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