Richard Bosomworth

Leeds - Liverpool canal

With a main line of 127.25 miles, the Leeds-Liverpool is the longest canal in Britain. It links the seaport of Liverpool with the Aire and Calder Navigation at Leeds, forming a through route between the Irish and North Sea. Vessels 60 feet long, 14 feet wide and 3.5 feet deep can pass through it's 92 locks

Leeds Guide

Arthur - Goonhilly Earth Statio
Barkers Arcade, Northallerton
Beach etiquette
Blackpool Tower
Boat face
Brighton Beach
Brighton Marina
Brighton Museum and Gallery
Brighton nights
Brighton Pier
Cafe Gandolfi - Merchant City
Contemporary local art
Cream Tea
Eden Project - flora
Fishing boats, Brighton marina
Flower, Pavillion and Gardens
For hire
Frank Meadow Sutcliffe
Glasgow Science Centre
Indian Restaraunts
Inside Salts Mill
Kiss me quick...!
Leeds - Liverpool canal
Leeds first Railway station
Leeds Kirkgate Market
Leeds Town Hall - history
Lendal Bridge - Town Centre
Lobster pots - Whitby
Main Tank - The Deep - Hull
Marina Sunset
Marina Wall
Millenium Square
National Museum of Photography,
No.1 City Square - Leeds
North End, Northallerton
Office block - rear of Leeds Ra
Oliver's Mount - motorcycle rac
Outdoor refreshment
Pier Railings
Quarry House - Quarry Hill
Queensbury Cemetery
Railings and Pier
Royal Crescent
Saltholme Pools Nature Reserve
Salts Mill
Salts Mill, Saltaire
Seal Sands and Seaton Carew Bea
Smoke House, Brighton Beach
St Michael's Mount causeway
Steeped in history
Submerged Objects
Sunsets
Temple Newsham
Temple Newsham Grounds
The 'Armadillo'
The Black Bull, High Street, No
The Corn Exchange
The Lighthouse
The Pavillion and Gardens
The Royal Pavillion
The Transporter Bridge
The Victoria Fountain
The world famous Tyne Bridge
Tiles at Walthamstow Central
Turnbulls Fish and Chips
Undercliffe Cemetery
Undercliffe overgrown
Water End, Brompton City
Waterline
Way out - Finchley Rd tube stat
West Pier, sunset

Its all there....turn up the contrast - nice.

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