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pfm Picture A Week (PAW) 2021

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Just off the main road into Winster is this shed - a thin field stretching out behind it to the trees in the distance.
Together they formed a ropewalk, supplying the lead miners with the means to descend the shafts ...


Winster: ropewalk
by mik tec, on Flickr


This OS map from 1899 shows the extent of the mines that had been exploited, and abandoned, by then - many of the pockmarks still clearly visible on contemporary satellite imagery:

https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/print/#zoom=17&lat=53.13847&lon=-1.64220&layers=168&b=1
 
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Scans of old medium format slides that I pulled out of "the archives" (a box) the other day. These are all Mamiya C330f with 80mm lens, Velvia 50, taken around 1995.

These two are I think Leverburgh harbour on Harris. Those colours can only be Velvia!

leverburgh_harbour_2 by Tim, on Flickr

leverburgh_harbour by Tim, on Flickr

And these are Uig Sands.

uig_sands_1 by Tim, on Flickr

uig_sands_2 by Tim, on Flickr
 
From here the Old Man of Storr is normally lost against the mountain backdrop. But the prevailing conditions gave a much better perspective on this occasion:

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Fuji X-T30
 
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