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Placed 8^th in the challenge. This rowing boat /possibly sailing boat was seen at Thornham Harbour on the field away from other sea-worthy saiing boats.

Placed 2^nd in the challenge. The station in Question was Weybourne on Heritage line in Norfolk. It has a a special Licence to marry members of the public. This was seen just after the wedding. Although we were not the official photogrphers for the wedding the couple and their nominated photographer suggested we join in.. The epaulets on her jacket suggest she may have been in the Navy.

Placed 12^th in the challenge. the Barn Owl in this shot was seen flying down some drainage ditches in the field. It's flight appeared very purposeful as it turned the cornw=ers and worked towards us. It then went down into the ditch. This was what w saw when it re-appeared.

Some Great shots in this challenge with photos from all around the world in placesmost of have not been, and maybe cannot visit for one reason or another not necessarily just Covid !9. Thank you...

Placed 56^th in the challenge.

Placed 33^rd in the challenge. The upper room of a book shop with great seating.

Placed 72^nd in the challenge. Taken on the beach front at Hunstanton. On a cold and windy day it is good to come and get warm refreshments including the best collection of cakes to serve most dietary tastes.

Placed 47^th in the challenge. ...which is an antique J.W.Benson Watch possibly made at the turn of the century circa 1890/1900 ish. It is clock work and it still works. Not worn much because it is rather delicate for every day useage.

Placed 31^st in the challenge. Seen on the side of the Kitchen flat roof looking straight at me as I tried to take a shot of it. It was a cold and fairly windy morning.

Placed 4^th in the challenge. Whilst we were out in a field trying to get photos of a pair of Barn Owls (Tyto alba) working it together for food, this one broke away from its mate and flew straight at us very quickly. We are not sure why, unless the camera clicking annoyed it . It appeared to change direction and be coming at us.

Placed 41^st in the challenge. The Heron in this shot appears to have spotted something, because a few seconds later it flew down the river Witham.

Placed 10^th in the challenge. Whilst we were out in a field trying to get phoos of a pair of Barn Owls (Tyto alba) working it together for food, this one broke away from its mate and flew straight at us very quickly. We are not sure why, unless the camera clicking annoyed it . It flew over our heads and into the neighbouring field.