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What a humdinger?!!
Now, when I look at this site on my cellphone, I can't even log-in unless I go to the desktop site...
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From the album: Cats
The cat rules!! Here's another one of Tia... In fond memory. -
I am not planning to get into cat photography in any big way. Just an album snap shots of the odd cat or two!
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Hello and welcome to the site!
Could you kindly update your profile with a little bit of information, so that we can see who you are?
Thanks!
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He's got the eye!!
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Thanks for the new uploads!
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Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth
smb commented on Fuggletim's gallery image in Buildings, architecture and cityscapes
When the sun is over the yardarm, you can have your first livener of the day!! -
The Moon framed through the trees.
smb commented on Fuggletim's gallery image in Sunsets, sunrises, clouds and the sky
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Just a random collection of photos from some walks and bike rides in and around Somerset in the South West of England.
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Shute Shelve Tunnel -Transition - Right side looking North
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From the album: Out and about in Somerset
Shute Shelve Tunnel on the Strawberry Line Trail in Somerset and North Somerset, in the South West of England. The old railway tunnel passes through a ridge between Shute Shelve Hill and Winscombe Hill in the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Although the tunnel is only about 180m long, it passes through a very marked transition in rock strata about two thirds of the way through, when entering through the North portal, (coming from Winscome and heading South towards Axbridge) - changing abruptly from soft marl to hard limestone. Where the tunnel was cut through the soft marl, it has a lining of brick and stone, whereas the section through the hard limestone has bare, unlined walls. The photo shows the transition between the lined and unlined sections of the tunnel. -
Shute Shelve Tunnel - Transition - Left side looking North
smb posted a gallery image in Member's own albums
From the album: Out and about in Somerset
Shute Shelve Tunnel on the Strawberry Line Trail in Somerset and North Somerset, in the South West of England. (The tunnel is on the border between the two counties...) The photo shows flow-stone forming on the transition between the unlined section where the old railway tunnel was cut through hard limestone and the brick and stone lining where the rock strata changes to soft marl. -
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A cyclist riding in to Shute Shelve Tunnel at the South Portal Cyclist
smb commented on smb's gallery image in Member's own albums
The attached gives some very interesting background info. on Shute Shelve Tunnel... The tunnel is lined internally up to about half-way through from the North portal. The transition is easy to see when you are in there but you will need a torch!! -
It must be all over now...!?!! Well... Having not responded to any adverts for "seniors" looking for love in Axbridge, I have now stated getting a constant stream of adverts from people who would love to help me plan for my funeral!!
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From the album: Out and about in Somerset
View of the South portal of Shute Shelve Tunnel on the Strawberry Line, where it cuts through the Mendip Hills in Somerset, SW England. Seen here with a couple of bicycle tail lights, somewhere near the other end of the tunnel. (If you go through there on a pushbike, you will definitely need to have a working set of lights. It can be very dark in the middle of the tunnel. (There are, apparently, some solar-powered lights in the tunnel - but I have never seen them working yet...) Here you go...You can sign the petition, if you want! http://www.thestrawberryline.org.uk/index.php
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