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This image was taken at Lowestoft on a cold November day. The wind was blowing and the rain had just cleared away. I liked this one.The dominant colour is blue, portraying the chill of the day. The wind is blowing hard to generate the spindthrift, the spray from the top of the incoming waves. The cloud formation echoes the waves and the breakwater points the way to the sea view. The bright winter sunshine offers hope. This image shows that you can sell pictures of everyday scenes from your local area. You do not need to rely on those from exotic regions! Mind you, I do prefer the warmer places. After taking this we hurried to the cafe for a hot cup of tea!
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er spells. I took the opportunity to go into Kettlewell to photograph the church for a new postcard. These Dales villages are fascinating places, full of history but suffering the ravages of a modern rise in house prices. No wonder they are becoming homes for the wealthy and elderly, the younger members of our population have no chance of starting or enjoying life in such wonderful surroundings. Much of the transport has improved in the last few years, but much more could be done to create micro industries other than tourism. The villagers do much to generate interest and cash from tourism, so please do your bit to encourage rural enterprise. Go to 


