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Hi Went along to Sycamore Gap on the Roman Wall today, pleased with this result.
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I can see why you're pleased, that's a really nice picture of a familiar scene.Originally posted by bazza2764 View PostHi Went along to Sycamore Gap on the Roman Wall today, pleased with this result.
John
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Nice light & detail. I guess that was from the south with a wide angle.John
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Nice capture Barry. So why's it called Sycamore Gap then...
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yeah, i came along the top of the wall from once brewed towards housesteads, its a canny trek like Thanks for your commentOriginally posted by jdal View PostComment
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i couldnt tell ya hahaOriginally posted by theMusicMan View PostNice capture Barry. So why's it called Sycamore Gap then...
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Its due to the Romans stationed here once had a really bad curry and they were 'sick and more'. The old English then got corrupted into Sycamore. True fact
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A nicely framed (almost) symmetrical shot.
Lovely colours at work there too.Regards Huw
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