A very sleepy goose
A few snaps of my goosy friends on Southampton Common…
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Merry Christmas 2004
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Another walk across Southampton Common
It’s rather pleasant living opposite Southampton Common. Always lots to see and photograph, especially on a nice warm summer’s day like today. These shots were taken using a tiny Lumix DMC-LX1 digital camera. Pretty good results, I think, all things considered.
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