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Category: Local History

Walks around Hooky

July 9, 2020 Whitehall1965 Leave a comment

Recently I have been testing the walking routes that will be in the revised Walks around Hooky booklet the local…

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Posted in: Activities, Hook Norton, Local History, Travel Filed under: countryside, exercise, footpaths, leisure, Oxfordshire, paths, routes, villages, walking

William Huskisson statue

April 22, 2019 Whitehall1965 Leave a comment

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Posted in: Local History, Travel Filed under: London, memorial, ornate, parliamentarian, Pimlico Gardens, railway fatality, statue, toga, unusual, William Huskisson

Wonders of Photoshop

April 16, 2019 Whitehall1965 Leave a comment

I made the most of a couple of sunny days last week and ended up in neighbouring Warwickshire in the…

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Posted in: Local History, Travel Filed under: barn, building, camera never lies, historic, manipulation, object removal, old, Photoshop, Warwickshire, Wormleighton

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