The Flickr Cityof Image Generatr

These places appeal to those who have a yearning to explore distant places, to discover what is beyond mundane life, and to be able to get on and leave one's troubles.

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River Dee Branch Lock with Taylor's Boat Yard beyond, Shropshire Union Canal, City of Chester.

More photographs of the Shropshire Union Canal: www.jhluxton.com/Canals/Shropshire-Union-Canal

London plane tree in the remains of St Peter's Churchyard in City of London. 9 November 2024.

Class 507 EMU 507011 arriving at Platform 7 with a service from Liverpool.

For more photographs of Merseyrail please click here: www.jhluxton.com/Railways-and-Tramways/British-Network-Ra...

Transport for Wales Class 197 DMU 197107 transfering from the depot to Chester middle sidings.

For more photographs of the Railways Around Chester please click here: www.jhluxton.com/Railways-and-Tramways/British-Network-Ra...

The historic covered Taylor's Dry Dock at Chester Tower Wharf is tricky to photograph due to the fine mesh safety fence which surrounds it. There is just one gap in the fence which is big enough to put a camera lens through. Here we see the narrow boat SOUTHERN CROSS undergoing maintenance work.

This historic nature of the site is recognised by a Transport Trust Red Plaque.

Click here for more photographs of the Shropshire Union Canal: www.jhluxton.com/Canals/Shropshire-Union-Canal

A narrow boat is seen entering the final lock on the River Dee Branch of the Shropshire Union Canal.

The Dee Branch provides a link from Tower Wharf to the tidal River Dee.

However, only the section of canal below the first lock is currently only and is used mainly for its berths. The final section to the River Dee remains closed.

There appears to be the intention to reopen the section leading into the River when a lock on the Dee has been constructed at the Dee Weir.

Click here for more photographs of the Shropshire Union Canal: www.jhluxton.com/Canals/Shropshire-Union-Canal

Chester Roodee Race Course -The Oldest Racecourse in the World.

Opened in 1539 Roodee Race Course is the oldest continually operating racecourse in the World.

The expression "Gee Gees" often used to describe horses originated here named after Henry Gee who instituted regular race meetings ar Roodee and became mayor of Chester.

Click here fore more photographs of the City of Chester: www.jhluxton.com/England/Cheshire/City-of-Chester

Atame - KAYA outfit With Halo for The Fantasy Room Event


Thanks to Rise Tenacius and his Beautiful City of Tarn Ridge for allow me to take this photo.

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First West Yorkshire "City of Bradford" MD71ENY 35642 seen on The Headrow, Leeds on service X6 limited stop to Bradford

Portugal, Madeira, Funchal, View of the Sao Tiago Fort.

Downtown ...... Must See