
'High' Street

Lowry Bridge Lowlight
My version of the, way over photographed, Lowry Bridge in low light.
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No, not Michael Flatley, the Ferry that was pushed aground at Cleveleys (just above Blackpool). There are more photos which I took with my SLR to come, but here is a quick snap from my Nokia 6300 mobile.
I’ve zoomed, moved, blurred etc to get it to be suitable as my mobile wallpaper. If you steal it for yourself, let me know.
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I took these photo’s of the Riverdance Ferry which ran aground at Cleveleys.
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As this year is the 50th anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster, United sponsors AIG came up with an idea to emblazen the front of Old Trafford with the last United line up when they faced Red Star Belgrade.
The statue of Sir Matt Busby stands proudly in the middle and the Calypso on the right. I’ve seen it twice now, in the light and in the dark and I honestly think it looks brilliant.
Judge for yourself with this picture taken with my mobile phone.
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This is a place called The Headland, near Hartlepool. I’d always been interested in these houses, as there is nothing there. This is at the mouth of the the docs.
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Burj Al Arab
I took this with a 3 megapixel Pentax Optio S.
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