The railway bridge by Grand Sluice is the most northerly of Boston's bridges. I've often wondered how far I'd have to follow the Witham before reaching another. One day I'm planning to walk along the river to find out!
Sunday 24 January 2010
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The ragged edge of this butterfly's wing caught my eye. It's a Comma, a species that almost became extinct in the U.K. Thankfully t... -
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I love such photos. I am the kind of traveler who looks under rocka and in crevices. :)
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