mostly landscapes - a photoblog by Jon Widdess

Winter morning on the Kennet and Avon canal

Caen Hill Locks, Wiltshire, Jan 2004

When I scanned this in I had to double check to make sure I had it the right way up in the slide scanner.

and great page.I cant believe i overlooked your work

Spectacular photograph

Sun 8-Feb-2004 22:21
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Saturday, 7-Feb-2004 00:00

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Distant Snow

Nr Ullswater, Cumbria. Jan 2004.

Sat 7-Feb-2004 10:28
Posted by:bluejanuary bluejanuary@hotmail.com - [Link]

perfect!

Excellent stuff....

I will visit again.

Sun 8-Feb-2004 22:24
Posted by:Chris - [Link]

Excellent! I am drawn in....

Mon 9-Feb-2004 21:09
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Friday, 6-Feb-2004 00:00

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Photo Friday 6/2 - Glamour

Cliveden House, Bucks. Oct 2003

It doesn't get more glamourous than Italianate country houses by the River Thames.

like a setting from a VC andrews novel.

Sat 7-Feb-2004 03:10
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Thursday, 5-Feb-2004 00:00

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road to nowhere

Ullswater, Cumbria. Jan 2004

OH WOW! Stunning shot! Magnificent.

Thu 5-Feb-2004 22:58
Posted by:Jacqui - [Link]

Yes, stunning is the word.

Fri 6-Feb-2004 03:50
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Wednesday, 4-Feb-2004 00:00

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Patterns - PhotoTime Tuesday Theme #35

Nr Aira Force, Ullswater, Cumbria. Jan 2004

Fireplace at Old Wardour Castle.

PhotoTime Tuesday is here.

Twice as nice specially # 2

Wed 4-Feb-2004 12:51
Posted by:Shamsul Alam bikalpa@dhaka.net - [Link]

I was wondering if you had this picture (Nr Aira Force, Ullswater, Cumbria. Jan 2004) available for PC desktop wallpaper @ 1280 X 1024?

Thu 26-Feb-2004 20:54
Posted by:Mike W mwolfe@myrealbox.com

Mike W,
I've made the picture available as wallpaper at

http://www.aqwe90.dsl.pipex.com/wallpaper/ullswater_1280x1024.jpg

Thanks for your interest.

Sat 28-Feb-2004 12:36
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Tuesday, 3-Feb-2004 00:00

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so am I a fungi? (geddit?)

Old Wardour Castle, Wiltshire. Autumn 2003.

Accept my apologies for the title. I find myself drawn to puns like this much to the dismay of my family and friends, and now I get to inflict them on the internet at large. Lucky internet.

As for the picture we we're visiting Old Wardour Castle in Wiltshire last Autumn when my wife spotted something unusual in the grass from one of the towers. Closer inspection revealed a crop of mushrooms and an ideal opportunity for a close up.

Does anybody know what species they were?