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| Viking ship |
Looking for other triangular shapes was more difficult until I remember a photoshoot undertaken for a different reason.
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| Hope House - blue plaque |
OK, I know the plaque is rectangular but you can't say the same about Hope House itself, dwarfed by the railway viaduct in the North Yorkshire town of Yarm.
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| Hope House (For Sale) |
I started this post in Norway so I'll finish there as well with a shot I'hope you don't get hooked upon.
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| Ugland Crane with a load from Rosenberg Verft, Stavanger |
On second thoughts I found an appropriate ship with which to end.
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| SS Norway, docked in Stavanger |
How many triangles have I shown? I'll let you count them, and others at Carmi's Thematic Photographic 166 triangular.
Sorry , Bob, I lost count after about three.
ReplyDeleteCracking pictures though.
These are really great, Bob. You are very talented.
ReplyDeletereally nice pictures.
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OddBlogger
Great array of triangles here! There is just something captivating about the shot of the crane- very intriguing!
ReplyDeleteWay too many triangles to count! But stunning photos. I love the little Viking ship...
ReplyDeleteLove the cranes! And which came first - Hope House or the Railway?? Not a happy position!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
Gilly; Hope House is from the 1600s; the viaduct a mere youngster from the 1840s.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful. I love Hope House's name, and the way it's hard up against the viaduct. What an amazing structure and location!
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