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During the last school holiday period, I took my 7 year old grandson for a day's photo shoot with with my eldest son Dave. Its was the little boy's first outing with his new tripod
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Sunsetting at Llandanwg beach
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Moon rising
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Night time sailing from Holyhead
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Tonights Waxing Gibbous Moon over Porthmadog taken from my back yard
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Derelict house in the fog
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Posts in a lake
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Trees in the fog
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Foggy tree line
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Still Life - Grapes and Banana
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Gorse bush seed pod: each pod contains 2–3 small, black seeds which are ejected when the pod splits open in hot weather.
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Gorse bush flower
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On the right track
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Seagull in flight
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Multiple sunrays
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Coffee beans
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Cross head screws
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Nothng on TV caught my eye this evening [as usual] so spent the evening watching the flames from my log burner, listening to some music and with a small whiskey [maybe 2] and found it way more relaxing
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Front pathway to Cwmorthin Cottages
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The Skerries Lighhouse was built by Trinity House in 1717 to guide shipping past the low tract of submerged land north east of Holyhead
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Cwmorthin from the base of the Rhosydd incline
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The Celtic Gateway (Welsh: Porth Celtaidd) is a stainless steel pedestrian and cycle bridge located in Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales. Opened on 19 October 2006 to better connect Holyhead's railway station and ferry terminal with the town centre for pedestrian
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Bright lights of Holyhead Harbour
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Another zoomed in shot of the light at South Stack Lighthouse [2]
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Zoomed in shot of the light at South Stack lighthouse [1]
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Cavern entrance
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Inside a cavern at Wrysgan Quarry
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Trawsfynydd from the flank of Moel-y-Hydd, near Llyn-y-`Wrysgan
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Rushing Water [2]of the Avon {River} Gamlan after very heavy rains
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Rushing water [1] of the Avon {River} Gamlan after very heavy rains
