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Image is shared Creative Commons (by poster) (?)

Also on my blog at https://grahamellis.uk/blog1844.html where all the images are clickable to see them much bigger and on my Faceplant feed at https://www.facebook.com/graham.ellis.melksham/

Careful analysis suggests that a three of the pictures were taken on a day out by car, indeed one is taken from the passenger seat.
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