I remember one day, a few years ago, I went from Dorchester to Weymouth. On the Dorchester side of the Ridgeway, it was raining. In Weymouth, people were walking around in shorts and sunglasses - and the towns are only nine miles apart. It's amazing what a big hill can do to the weather.
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Thats an unusual lamp design, not seen one like that before. Like the contrastr with that rather overcast sky.
Hello Hermes.
It always seems to be raining or overcast when I go into Dorchester!
This lampost is set in the pavement I photographed last year (in the rain!):-
http://picturesjustpictures.blogspot.com/search/label/PAVEMENT
outside the old brewery which is being mostly demolished and turned into a shopping centre (plus lots of cafes) and where I photographed
another lamp:-
http://picturesjustpictures.blogspot.com/2008/12/eldridge-pope-lamp.html
I remember one day, a few years ago, I went from Dorchester to Weymouth. On the Dorchester side of the Ridgeway, it was raining. In Weymouth, people were walking around in shorts and sunglasses - and the towns are only nine miles apart. It's amazing what a big hill can do to the weather.
Lucy
I know such lamps - for me it´s a memory at my childhood
Thanks for sharing
Hello Bentonflocke.
I hope it is a good memory.
Lucy
Like how you've got the lamp to be taller than the building.
I like all the geometric shapes.
Hello Gordon and Barbee.
This is one of the advantages of a grey sky - the perspective is withdrawn and one is left with shapes.
Lucy
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