A digger scraping a footbridge over a groyne on the beach at Cleveleys, with traffic cones.
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A stand of trees in Blackpool, one of which has not been well lately.
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Blackpool's water tower seen from Devonshire Road Rock Gardens, a public park.
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The North Blackpool Pond Trail, approaching playing fields overshadowed by a pylon on the left.
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Poster at Jubilee Gardens, Cleveleys, with an artist's impression of how the beach will look with the new boulder groynes, which should stop sand being carried away to Fleetwood by the prevailing sea currents.
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A cloudy day and a low tide at Fleetwood.
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Post celebrating the number 4 worm in Anchorsholme Park, Blackpool.
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One side of Kincraig Lake in Blackpool reminds me of the Louisiana Swamps. I have never been to Louisiana, but I have seen the swamps in a few films.
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In Euston Park, Fleetwood, as in most of the Fylde Coast, if anyone looks as if they might have food, the seagulls will gather.
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This ditch in Blackpool is usually dry, but we have had a bit or rain recently.
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In Anchorsholme Park, Blackpool, a wooden post celebrates the number 2 beetle.
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Statue of Sir Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood feeding the birds in Euston Park, Fleetwood. The North Euston hotel is in the background. There used to be a railway station nearby, connecting Fleetwood with Euston Station in London.
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The knitters of Fleetwood have a dark side.
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Pylons next to the North Blackpool Pond Trail. Some people think of them as eyesores, but they remind me that I am lucky enough to live in an advanced economy with readily available electricity, at least for the time being.
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After the recent rain, this hole in the road in Blackpool looks more like a pond in the road in Blackpool.
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A dredger parked near the Knott End ferry terminal in Fleetwood.
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At the southern end of the North Blackpool Pond Trail, someone has built the framework for a tepee. I hope the builders are not out looking for skins, because the only large animals in the area are horses and people.
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