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The Walk Home

Eye in the River

Box Bridge

Nic Stewart

Lexi Rodgers

Nic Stewart

Leaves on Water

Bacon Lane Bridge

Pigeon Crew

Bacon Lane Bridge An old bridge over Sheffield's Canal, in Attercliffe. Purchase this on Redbubble

Broeken Water

Window Frames

Troll's View

Together Forever

Back Door Scrap Yard

Bricked Up

Blocks

Tower's Base

Obstruction

Sheffield University Arts Tower

The Underpass

Sheffield University Steps

Edinburgh, Bonfire Night

Calton Hill Fireworks

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