johndixonscott

30 photos tagged johndixonscott, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.

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2010

 

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Hop Picking

from The National Archives UK

  • snowfan said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Hop Picking, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Lavenham

from The National Archives UK

  • Martin Hesketh said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called English Countryside, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Julian Andres Carmona Serato said:
    Hermoso contexto!!!
  • la renata said:
    Oh absolutely beautiful, i whish i could go back in time and travel across the ocean to be there :)
  • Howard J said:
    It would be interesting to see what this street looks like today.
  • Christopher said:
    looks cute but I wager it was a bit spartan to live there...plumbing and heating and lighting would be rough.......BUT...I believe I could tough it out to go back in time...I pine for the simple life !.....I am lucky to live in a village ( by USA standards) by the sea....

River Dart

from The National Archives UK

  • DJDG said:
    What a gorgeous and surprising composition.
  • Norfolk Gal said:
    A lovely, atmospheric photograph.
  • Quiet Veil said:
    It looks almost exactly the same now - the only real difference 'twixt then and now is in the shape of the trees. (Okay, and the boats too, but they change all the time anyway).
  • Adam Roscoe said:
    Dixon-Scott was right to be concerned about 'changing Britain', especially in this valley. Unfortunately, with cost pressure on local council budgets, it seems, allegedly etc that some developers are riding roughshod over planning regulations by building extensions and expansions to properties. In the old days people would apply for planning permission and then would build accordingly. Nowadays people build what they want knowing that the local councils cannot afford to take them to court and then most get retrospective planning permission. Shame!