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  • Green Lane Bridge, Cherry Tree.
  • The trees break the light as it falls during a walk in Witton Park Woods.
  • These two Moorhens would not move, even though I was only a few feet away. Taken at Cherry Tree, Blackburn.
  • A view of residential Blackburn. Taken from the Barbara Castle Way/Penny Street junction, looking towards Victoria Street and Whalley Range areas.
  • A Farnborough boater heading in the direction of Chorley on the Leeds/Liverpool canal.
  • Boats moored on the canal at Feniscowles.
  • People and horses enjoying the sights of Witton Park.
  • Bridge over the River Darwen taken from the Bottom of Pleasington Lane Blackburn
  • This picture was taken from a walk over the Yellow Hills looking towards Billinge End Road
  • Hot Air Balloon over Lower Darwen area Taken from the top of Bogheight Road Darwen/Blackburn
  • Pleasington Priory Looking from Pleasington Old Hall Lane
  • This picture was taken early March 2009 as I was on my way up to Pleasington Cemetery Blackburn
  • This scene caught my eye as I was walking on the Leeds -Liverpool canal somewhere between Livesey and Green Lane bridge It seems like the RED WHITE and BLUE is on both the Washing Line and Flag pole
  • A February (2009) picture of the Swans on the Leeds - Liverpool canal Cherry Tree Blackburn
  • Watching this Narrow Boat /Barge emerging from Livesey Bridge on the Leeds / Liverpool canal Blackburn
  • This was taken near Green Lane bridge at Cherry Tree Blackburn
 Easter 2009
  • Waiting for the train ....A view from the West side of the Bridge over the River Darwen in Pleasington Fields .taken on the 20th april 09
  • This was the early morning Sunrise at 06.15am Taken from Livesey Bridge on the Leeds/liverpool canal on the 19th April 2009
  • Navigating the locks below the Old Infirmary (Lock Mill) 
    28th April 2009
  • Bluebell Woods
  • Narrow Boating on the Leeds -Liverpool canal
  • Mother Goose and Her Goslings
  • Night Sky
  • Double Header

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My interest in photography really began when I got my first computer in 2002. Up until that time I had only taken photos at holiday times, and mostly of members of my family. Once I had got the computer, a digital camera was soon to follow so that I could send pictures to my overseas email friends. My first camera was a Fuji Finepix 101, which I still have and use from time to time. I now use my 70th birthday present, a Fuji V10 which I have used for the last two years. As well as the granchildren, I like to take pictures of wildlife along the canal and the scenery on my walks in and around the Feniscowles area, and the town centre. Apart from reading, I have not had any tuition whatsoever, just picking things up as I went along. I think I have only had one photo published in the Telegraph, and that is still what I consider to be one of my best.

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