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Ring That Bell
Jan. 20th, 2014 09:42 am
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This is Birminghams Town Crier in Nottingham to cry out the arrival of the High Sherriff
Jan. 20th, 2014
Grenadier Guards - Go On, make us laugh!
Jan. 20th, 2014 09:42 am
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Something you do not see everyday in Nottingham 3 Grenadier Guards. This was too much of a chance to miss.
Caution... they set bait and a camera to capture me, a photo by Melodysparks (Chris Preedy) on Flickr.
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Kanasuta lake in the North-West of Quebec, between Ontario lines and Rouyn-Noranda, and is one of the nicest lakes in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region.
It is renowned for its excellent water quality, its beauty with over 100 islands and its high suuccess rate in terms of fish capture and quality. You will certainly be enchanted by this beautiful lake and surroundings during your hunting, fishing or pleasure excursions.
Kanasuta Lake is made up of a group of 8 different lakes: Berthemet Lake, Desvaux Lake, Arnoux Lake, Larochelle Lake, Pinders Lake, Monarch Lake, Lost Lake and the largest Dessarat Lake, all accessible by boat. The three main lakes Berthemet, Desvaux and Dasserat Lakes are commonly called the " first ", " second " and " third " lakes, respectively. Together they are called Kanasuta Lake, which is fed by three major rivers: the Kanasuta, Clarice and Dasserat rivers.
Within a 20 kilometre radius there are 20 additional lakes in which the hunting and fishing is equally good there is also nearby an alpine ski centre named Mount Kanasuta.
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Squiggy my favourite squirrel from Nottingham's Arboretum eating right out of my hand
