by Tony Murtagh
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Our baby onesies are made from 100% pre-shrunk cotton and are available in five different sizes. All baby onesies are machine washable.
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The historic Victorian docks in Gloucester are a unique and inspiring destination, described by Charles Dickens himself as ‘extraordinary’, and... more
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The historic Victorian docks in Gloucester are a unique and inspiring destination, described by Charles Dickens himself as ‘extraordinary’, and granted port status by Queen Elizabeth I in 1580, Gloucester is the most inland port in Britain, and the docks are dominated by towering Victorian warehouses which stand proud along the water’s edge. The former dock estate provides a remarkably complete example of a Victorian port. Views include many fine late Victorian era warehouses, 2 working dry docks a Mariners Chapel and other dock-related buildings that have been found new uses.
Happily retired after a career spent in sales and marketing management, I took photography up as a serious hobby in 2010 prior to going on safari to Kenya in the February . I have had photographs published in the national and international press including the UK, France and Australia as well in the local press and on a regional companies calendar for the last three years. In January 2013 my photo of a 'Three Headed Giraffe' was a finalist in the Wanderlust Travel Photo of the Year in the Wildlife section. In May 2014, my photo of a black-backed jackal was included in A Field Guide to the Larger Mammals of Tanzania (Princeton Field Guides). I live in Birmingham, England and enjoy photographing landscapes, cityscapes, wildlife and...
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