My name is Ellie, I'm 21 and from Wales. I love photography, and this blog is dedicated to that. Please do not remove anything from my photographs as they denote who the credit goes to. Most of the photography is my own, but some photographs are my friends. My own photography will be tagged with #ESilcoxPhotography
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Cymru by Ellie Silcox
#Cymru#Wales#Welsh#Cymraeg#UK#Britain#Europe#Nature#Landscape#Road#Mountains#Sky#Clouds#Blue#Brown#Green#Greenery#ESilcoxPhotography#my photography#Photography
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Road by Ellie Silcox
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Wales by Ellie Silcox
#Wales#Cymru#Welsh#Cymraeg#Beautiful#Stunning#Landscape#Mountains#Mountain#Mountainous#Clouds#Sky#Blue#Green#Brown#Road#Greenery#Photography#ESilcoxPhotography#My Photography
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Pirate of Caribbean by PonasPaskalis on Flickr.
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Auster AOP6, TW536 by Tom_bal on Flickr.
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John King in Undeerfall yard. by Tom Balson Via Flickr: John King is a steel hulled tug built in 1935 by Charles Hill & Sons Ltd. of Bristol for Kings Tugs Ltd. on the lines of a steam tug. She was used for ship towage on the River Avon and in Bristol Docks until 1970. During the Blitz of 1940, she was employed for seventeen days fighting fires at the Pembroke Dock oil installations and, on her way back to Bristol, was attacked by a German aircraft. Her last job, on 6 July 1970, was to manoeuvre the ss GREAT BRITAIN into the Great Western Dock. Seen here on the slip in Underfall yard, Bristol Taken with a Nikon D90
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Do not remove the text from this post. All credit goes to the photographer, Tom Balson.
Cameron O-31 G-CIPD by Tom Balson Via Flickr: Cameron Balloons O-31 being inflated at Ashton Court flow by Allie Dunnington. Taken with a Nikon D90
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Do not remove the text from this post. All credit goes to the photographer, Tom Balson.
MV Balmoral by Tom Balson Via Flickr: MV Balmoral of Fred Olsen Cruise Lines leaving Southampton on her way to Norway. Taken with a Nikon D90
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