For PJ More Frozen Canal by Fred255
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Description
This is dedicated to PJ (MrsLubner) I know she does not have anything like this where she comes from.
General Information
The Basingstoke Canal can be found in Southern England between the village of Greywell in Hampshire and Woodham in Surrey. It was built between 1788 and 1794 and is 32 miles long with 29 locks. After many years of restoration it's now fully navigable, and connects to the River Wey Navigation, which in turn joins the River Thames.
Thank you for looking, as always any comments or suggestions welcome 8~)
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Comments (14)
How amazing this is to think it goes so far, was cultivated with locks and had a genuine purpose. Moveover, to think that someone has thought enough to preserve and maintain it. This is beautiful, David. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for such a lovely sight. :-)
LOL I was writing this original comment as I pressed PJ pressed too :) Excellent capture David, PJ is going to like this one, as do I.
This is really pretty David; sweet dedication.
Yes, very pretty. I love walking through such areas.
What a historic and wonderful system. Hope to see it one day. Bill
Wonderful quetness and a great ballance between a darker trees and a reflected sky on the icy surface. Nice of you to think of PJ.
looks so cold and silent ...so beautiful and peaceful nicely captured~!
Beautiful shot! I love these canals....
I LOVE THIS SHOT ++5
very fine image, beautiful spot.
fabulous spot and capture
Wonderful capture and a great dedication. Hugs. Spider. xx
After so many years it looks naturally set. It's not ready to be walked on yet.
wonderful shot !