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A reed Bunting at the local reservoir bringing back the food. © [John Mallaney] and [jdmallaney In The Frame], [2012]. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. … Continue reading
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A few more shots of the stunning Jurassic coast. © [John Mallaney] and [jdmallaney In The Frame], [2012]. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and … Continue reading
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Travelling through the vast Dorsetshire MOD firing ranges you come across the ghostly village of Tyneham. During the preparations for D-Day the unfortunate 225 residents were asked to leave their village as the military required more land to train the … Continue reading
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Having wanted to visit the Jurassic coast for a number of years, we finally had the opportunity, albeit only a brief overnight visit. Staying in a hotel in the very quaint Lulworth Cove, we managed to squeeze in the stunning … Continue reading
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I briefly visited St Nicholas church during a short stay on the Jurassic coast. Situated in the charming little village of Moreton, the church was bombed by the Germans in 1940 causing substantial damage, in particular to the stained glass. … Continue reading
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Better late than never for the bluebells this year; often photographed, but nevertheless offering a stunningly colourful scene. Greys Court (National Trust) near Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire was the location. © [John Mallaney] and [jdmallaney In The Frame], [2012]. Unauthorized use and/or duplication … Continue reading
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Yet another jewel in the National Trust’s crown and most certainly the most impressive we have visited to date. However, Cliveden House is now a hotel and therefore inaccessible, unless perhaps you are lucky enough to be in a position … Continue reading
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