Natural Dover

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  11 June 2010     01:0055923
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  Dover has some pleasant locations, both for wild life and plant life. Some members have put some great pictures on here, and with my humble camera, I`ve got a few of my own the last three days. The footpath from Kearsney Abbey to the old mill above.
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  Same location as above.
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  11 June 2010     01:0855925
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  No apologies for returning to Shakespeare.
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  11 June 2010     01:1355926
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  The promenade up the Eastern docks today.
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  A windswept Samphire Hoe today. `Healthy Hay` plant featured which loves chalky soil.
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  Looking beyond Samphire Hoe towards the Warren and Folkestone. Lots of walking here, and hidden wildlife. I had a nice furry catapillar in my sights, which quickly disappeared between some chalk boulders.
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  Colour to brighten up a dull day. Dover`s certainly not short of quiet retreats.
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• Guest 644

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  11 June 2010     02:5355932
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  Great pictures there Colin!
  
  I managed to get these chaps the other night down Bushy Ruff whilst trying out my bat detector. I know they are quite crap pics, but hey-ho! I put four pics together so they weren't really bunched up like this.
  
  

  
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  11 June 2010     03:1155933
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  Phil
  Love it.
  Marek
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  11 June 2010     08:0555945
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  Colin,Why did you not come round for a cupper.?
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  11 June 2010     09:0355948
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  Still nice pictures Phil, and much more difficult creatures to catch on camera. Sorry Vic, wasn`t sure where you were mate.
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  11 June 2010     09:2655950
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  Colin I am now taking pictures myself but do not know how to get them on the pc yet but I do like going out and taking them now.I am only just a few 100yrs away from that foot path in Kearsney Abbey next time please ring to see if I am in M/07758710889 and you can help me put the photos on the PC.
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  11 June 2010     09:3455953
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  Okay Vic, I shall be about there again in the coming weeks. Thank you mate.
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