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#Geograph

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Bob Harvey

#Geograph Picture of the Day #POTD from the north of #Scotland, 2004 #Strathspey
#steamrally #railway #BoatOfGarten #photography geograph.org.uk/p/352474
Free to share – please credit Paul Beard/Geograph

Boat of Garten Steam Rally
A balmy highland day at Boat of Garten railway station hosted a small but fascinating steam rally complete with steam trains and a variety of traction engines.

Boat of Garten is on the Strathspey railway, and the name comes from an ancient ferry across the river Spey.

Seen from a footbridge over the line, a railway station and it's goodsyard, which is full of a display of historic machinery
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Bob Harvey

#Geograph Picture of the Day #POTD from #SouthDevon, 2016
#Torquay #streetart #CastleCircus #pointy #photography #townscape
Https://geograph.org.uk/p/5212

Free to share – please credit Derek Harper/Geograph

A pair of decorative lancet windows have been chalked on the paving in front of the town hall. This is part of Urban Canvas' contribution to "Christmas by the Sea", a month-long art project, and is inspired by the carol "I saw three ships".

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Chalked street art in a pedestrian precinct
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Bob Harvey

#Geograph Picture of the Day #POTD from the #IsleofWight, 2022
#Newtown #OldTownHall
#photography #architecture #history #NationalTrust
Https://geograph.org.uk/p/7460

Former town hall, of what is now a small hamlet but was once an active port. Now owned by the National Trust. Grade II* listed - see historicengland.org.uk/listing

Free to share – please credit Ian Capper/Geograph

An old building. The end gable with the ceremonial entrance is of dressed stone, the side is of red brick. The building stands next to a modern road, in an otherwise rural scene
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Bob Harvey

#Geograph Picture of the Day #POTD from #Northumberland, 2006
#Bedlington #bridge #River #Blyth #frostymorning #weather #photography #landscape #frost
geograph.org.uk/p/115619

Free to share – please credit Chris Tweedy/Geograph

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"Since 2005, 13,982 contributors have submitted 7,972,008 images covering 282,959 grid squares, or 85.2% of the total squares"

A road bridge across a small river, that cannot be seen. The centre of the road is marked with chevrons to prevent overtaking. The scene is surrounded with hills and bare winter trees, and everything is tinted white with hoar frost.
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Bob Harvey

#Geograph Picture of the Day #POTD from #Essex, 2023
#Frinton #coast #seaview #wildbit
#photography #landscape
Https://geograph.org.uk/p/7491
Free to share – please credit Glyn Baker/Geograph

Frinton-on-Sea has always been a bit snooty. No pubs were allowed, and instead of "keep off the grass" signs they had ones that read "no picnicking upon the greensward". An old railway advert, seeking to attract ferry passengers said "Harwich for the Continent". It was invariably defaced with "and Frinton for the incontinent"

A coastal town. A mown greensward on the left gives way to a tumble of green wildflowers on the cliff edge. In the distance are smart, white, art deco buildings
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