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2009-12-22T06:29:08GMTtext/html2009-12-21T17:36:43GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/29880David Anstiss51.440741 0.691019TQ8774 : Railway to Medway Power Station
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This is part of the Mineral Railway running from Gravenend to the Power Station (on the right).text/html2009-12-21T17:34:54GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/37389Karl and Ali53.998401 -2.833027SD4556 : The River Conder joins the Lune
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Glasson Dock on the left, Heysham power station on the right of the estuarytext/html2009-12-21T17:34:50GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/28432martin richards51.453113 -0.943754SU7373 : Bernard Lawrence Hieatt, double-world record holder
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Hieatt, an air pilot, created two word records in the two hundred mile motor cycle and sidecar race at Brooklands in 1930text/html2009-12-21T17:34:18GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/29880David Anstiss51.440934 0.690455TQ8774 : Railway Crossing near Medway Power Station
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This access road leads from Grain Road towards London Thamesport (a large container port) and Medway Power Station. It leads over the Mineral Railway which transports material from the Isle of Grain towards Gravesend.text/html2009-12-21T17:33:02GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/4820Gordon Hatton54.253657 -1.206893SE5184 : Time to tuck in
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Some freshly delivered hay for snowy sheep at Dialstone Farm.text/html2009-12-21T17:32:49GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/23895roger geach50.586838 -4.759041SX0479 : North Cornwall Railway former bridge Trekee
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Looking at the former railway bridge where the Padstow to Okehampton North Cornwall railway once ran under. In the distance is a large agricultural building.text/html2009-12-21T17:31:33GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/23874Russel Wills56.260031 -4.768417NN2810 : Electricity pylons
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On the west side of Loch Sloy.text/html2009-12-21T17:29:42GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/20468Stacey Harris51.373533 0.098369TQ4665 : High Street, Orpington
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text/html2009-12-21T17:29:10GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/37389Karl and Ali54.314895 -2.635117SD5891 : Snow at Killington Lake services on the M6
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text/html2009-12-21T17:29:09GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/4820Gordon Hatton54.250316 -1.204501SE5184 : Road junction at Dialstone
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Snowy side roads at around 300m on the Hambleton Hills.text/html2009-12-21T17:28:55GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/8800Roger Cornfoot50.855229 -3.525774SS9207 : The Burn valley, near East Court
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text/html2009-12-21T17:28:13GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/2159Calum McRoberts55.955155 -3.347515NT1574 : Edinburgh - Fife Trainline
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A train comes from the direction of Fife, heading towards Edinburgh. Recent snowfall has changed the appearance from this last photograph [[[1514430]]]text/html2009-12-21T17:27:43GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/4330Dave Hitchborne53.164753 0.017160TF3464 : Site of Bolingbroke Castle and Rout Yard, Old Bolingbroke
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The snow covered castle ruins. The highest point is just under 6 metres tall.text/html2009-12-21T17:26:28GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/20468Stacey Harris51.374884 0.098287TQ4666 : Knoll Rise, Orpington
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text/html2009-12-21T17:26:03GMThttp://www.geograph.org.uk/profile/37389Karl and Ali54.468293 -2.584570NY6208 : Snow in Orton
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Looks like a white Christmas is on the cards