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About time I got into the countryside away from South Shields for a few hours relaxation.
This mono was made at Derwent Reservoir in County Durham and under the water there is an old abandoned village that had to be sacrificed when they dammed the head of the valley and allowed it to flood. It now provides much of our drinking water in South Shields.
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@tataray: Thank you.
@Devi: I wish you could, that would be fun. I guess we'll have to wait for the drought of the century to find out what it looks like now. Now, this angle makes a far more meaningful composition than yesterday's post. It actually leads your eye somewhere.
@Jypyä Pop: Sure does.
@Mauro Brando: Thanks friend, I'm glad you like it.
@Martine Libouton: Thank you
@Hiro: Please not too much :-O
@grouser: You sometimes wish for a good lead in line, and there it pops up right in front of you.
@Marjolein: Thank you.
@beach: Yes I got a bit lucky walking down to the water's edge just to find this old farmer's fence.
@Mhelene: Thank you.
@Shaun: Thank you, I got really lucky that day.
@STEED: The Bee Gees, nice find, a new one for me!
@Nicou: Thank you friend.
@Ruthiebear: I like Devi's idea of going for a dive down there!
@Brockaly: Thank you.
@Steven: It isn't the biggest around here, Kielder is much larger!
@Anita: I don't think I do mono often enough!