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    A son and his father protest in front of the Embassy in Westminster.: by smalone27, Views[149]
         		 Windows from a height which shows the symmetry and architecture: by simpson, Views[463]
         		 The angle makes this broken wall look mightier than it is and the architecture stands out alot.: by simpson, Views[403]
         		 A Cellerium of a rundown abbey, i like how the light is seeping in through the doors and windows: by simpson, Views[510]
         		 Corridor in a rundown Abbey. The archways draws your eyes all the way through.: by simpson, Views[972]
     
    These two members, aged 5 and 7 were introduced to bowls at their primary school. A portrait of Acle Indoor Bowls Club. Shot on Mamiya 645, with the aid of natural lighting and a tripod. : by williamfpitt, Views[298]
         		 Even in protesting the men and women were divided. : by smalone27, Views[183]
         		 Acle IBC is built of members aged 5 up to 101. Nearly half of the members at Acle are under 25 years old.: by williamfpitt, Views[231]
         		 The Libyan Flag calmly swaying in the wind. : by smalone27, Views[177]
         		 Bowls is known as an 'old peoples' sport. The subjects of these photographs are all members and participants of the club its self.: by williamfpitt, Views[258]
     
    Children protesting alongside adults with just as much passion. : by smalone27, Views[181]
         		 These photographs are of a stereotyped community, Acle Indoor Bowls Club.: by williamfpitt, Views[210]
         		 A simple sentence sometimes can be enough. : by smalone27, Views[238]
         		 A son and his father protest in front of the Embassy in Westminster.: by smalone27, Views[177]
         		 From her top floor flat the view stretched out to Scrabo Tower: by suziecolledge, Views[595]
     
    Her empty bed only heightened the sense of her loneliness: by suziecolledge, Views[603]
         		 Lillian showed me the rubbish tip she transformed into a 'best kept garden' : by suziecolledge, Views[614]
         		 Lillian offered me tea and toast and I offered her an ear for her stories: by suziecolledge, Views[599]
         		 Lillian often drifted off to another place remembering days gone by: by suziecolledge, Views[598]
         		 Silent stone faces of the Stonehedge, observing life for hundred years and keeping secrets. The place I've visited - UK - has many faces.: by indietraveller, Views[534]
     
    Free country with the free people and wild horses, freely walking in the green fields. The place I've visited - UK - has many faces.: by indietraveller, Views[245]
         		 Just one hour drive form a bustling city and you can immerse into green shadows of Cambridge park and river for a weekend romance. The place I've visited - UK - has many faces.: by indietraveller, Views[226]
         		 Gothic architecture in my eyes resembles stylish laces, long silluettes with elegant dresses and subtle decorations. The place I've visited - UK - has many faces.: by indietraveller, Views[240]
         		 London, the power place of finance, spinning and moving capital flows. Circle of life. River flows. The place I've visited - UK - has many faces.: by indietraveller, Views[231]
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         		 Just inside the walls of the city, not much past the harbor, seagulls fill the air, every dimension of it. The population of gulls surely thrive on the left overs of the fishing boats and no doubt benefit from the tourists who eat their freshly barbecued fish by the sea front. : by christineer, Views[176]
     
    A group of men fix their fishing nets on the harbour. In the background the small blue boats are outnumbered by the larger commercial trawlers. It’s clear that this town is heavily reliant on the livelihood provided by the sea despite the fact tourists flock to this town which is famous for its wind and kite surfing opportunities. : by christineer, Views[265]
         		 Just up the jetty from the crab fisher was a man sorting his belongings into crates. What interests me most about this image is not the man but the animals. A dog and a cat were having a stand-off while two other cats watch on from relative safety among the boxes. : by christineer, Views[191]
         		 This man was bagging his catch of crabs into thin plastic bags. Most of the crabs were very much still alive. The crab seen in the unattended bag was trying to make its escape while its captor loaded the remaining catch. : by christineer, Views[251]
         		 The harbor in Essaouira is home to row after row of uniform blue boats. The man tending his boat is hemmed in by the boats of his fellows. This makes me wonder how, when the time comes, he is able to get out to open water. An system of co-operation must be in place for this daily endeavor.: by christineer, Views[286]
         		 Traveller family, Boot Fair, Tunbridge Wells, Kent: by susannaluna, Views[174]
     
    Seller of vases, Mabledon Farm, Southborough, Kent: by susannaluna, Views[229]
         		 Girl in her car, Mabledon Farm, Southborough, Kent: by susannaluna, Views[256]
         		 Every week end the boot fairs people wake up at the sunrise and occupys a field, a farm or a parking lot. The boot fairers are Sunday gypsies that for few hours a week make car, truck or van as their stall, resting place and warehouse... These events bring together the Kentish middle class with the local traveller community, one of the biggest of the whole UK. The items on sale are not evaluated on trade base but on the tacit exchange that what is useless for someone may be valuable to someone else. In an economic system that tends to overproduce and encourage the replacement instead of recycling, these makeshift giveaways look like a local sustainable model.: by susannaluna, Views[289]
         		 Traveller kids in their mother's truck, Hop Farm, Paddock Wood, Kent: by susannaluna, Views[225]
         		 As the heart of the Olympics and Paralympics the stadium was the focus for the major events and celebrations. The future of the stadium is still undecided.: by chris_huh, Views[169]
     
    The hustle and bustle of the Olympic Park slowly eases off as the final events finish for the night and everyone heads home.: by chris_huh, Views[167]
         		 Opposite the equestrian arena of Greenwich Park this local resident was fully backing Team GB.: by chris_huh, Views[173]
         		 Visually impaired athletes had guide runners attached by a tether. As recognition of their abilities guides were awarded medals for the first time in 2012.: by chris_huh, Views[193]
         		 In 2012 the Paralympics came to London and after initial worries of empty seats it felt the entire country was there with you in the stadium.: by chris_huh, Views[181]
         		 Spectators climbs to the edges to get a good spot.: by petevelvet, Views[170]
     
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