Shot as and when there was an opportunity.
Some shots are from long ago and as such are not "digital colour", some are even B&W - but they're all candid and most will be digital colour from now on so this is the best place for them.
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so this is the best place for them.
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Technially, some of these won't be insects but the tiltle sets expectations correctly.
Small creatures, little fellas etc.

Here in the UK we have footpaths criss-crossing the whole country, a system which in parts can date back hundreds of years. They are the remains of what was, at that time, the only way people moved about, before there were roads.
Originally they crossed common land, because all the land was common land, then the Norman invaders divided up the land and the footpaths crossed the land belonging to the Lord Of The Manor.
One of the rights of Magna Carter concerned the rights of the common man and laws developed from that which resulted in the footpaths becoming "Rights of Way", so they still exist.
The farmers dont like them for obvious reasons and many of them are overgrown and in danger of disappearing forever. Local Government has Righs-of-Way Officers to oversee the system and maintain waymarks and stiles etc., and characters like me continuously exercise our rights and walk them to keep them in use.
In the County where I live, Herefordshire, there are approximately 4,400 registered Public Rights of Way, ranging in length from a few metres to several kilometres. In total there are over 3,400 km [2,113 miles] of rights of way, about the same distance as all the Public Road Network in the County.
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about, before there were roads.
Originally they crossed common land, because all the land was common land, then the Norman invaders divided up the land and the footpaths crossed the land belonging to the Lord Of The Manor.
One of the rights of Magna Carter concerned the rights of the common man and laws developed from that which resulted in the footpaths becoming "Rights of Way", so they still exist.
The farmers dont like them for obvious reasons and many of them are overgrown and in danger of disappearing forever. Local Government has Righs-of-Way Officers to oversee the system and maintain waymarks and stiles etc., and characters like me continuously exercise our rights and walk them to keep them in use.
In the County where I live, Herefordshire, there are approximately 4,400 registered Public Rights of Way, ranging in length from a few metres to several kilometres. In total there are over 3,400 km [2,113 miles] of rights of way, about the same distance as all the Public Road Network in the County.
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Any street, anywhere, any time

I upload to this album and transfer individual photos to their appropriate album(s) a.s.a.p afterwards.

Around the farm, farmyard and farm buildings.

Canals in the UK - Read the Journal entry
http://journals.fotki.com/Wyeman/Canals/
The photographs in this album have been moved, each to its' respective Canal Album in the folder; http://public.fotki.com/Wyeman/british_inland_waterways/
All the canal albums will be added to, individually, over time.

http://public.fotki.com/Wyeman/british_inland_waterways/
All the canal albums will be added to, individually, over time.

Any other churches and churchyards apart from the one in my own village (see album)

Non-specific - just sights and scenes from the countryside.

Sunlight, leaves, stone and iron.

In my case, Short Mat indoor bowls.
A nationally supported sport played on a mat 45ft long so that it fits the village halls around the countryside.
http://www.esmba.org.uk/
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Any seaside place anywhere in the UK.

Anything where the shape and/or colour caught my eye.