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near to Quenington, Gloucestershire, England

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	30 mph in Quenington by Des Blenkinsopp Speed limit on the southern approach to the village. Bright sunlight is giving a rainbow effect on the reflective name sign. My trusty old Oxford Dictionary of Place Names has only one and a half pages of places starting with Q. It says... (more)
	Impending Thunderstorm Over the Byway by Pam Brophy This stormy sky was observed (and having a bit of fun with photoshop, exaggerated the sky!) over the barley field in the south western section of the square.
	Dynevor Terrace west of Mustoe's Plantation by Stuart Logan
	Quenington, St. Swithuns Church: The Norman north doorway (set of 2 images) by Michael Garlick
	St Swithin, Quenington - Stained glass window by John Salmon
	Windpump in field of unripe flax by Vieve Forward
	Windpump in a stubble field by Philip Halling Windpump in a stubble field near Quenington.
	Church of St Swithin, Quenington, Gloucestershire by Oswald Bertram Recorded by 1100, chancel windows of C13 and C15, nave windows probably early C17. Restored 1882. Rubble stone, sprocketed stone slate roof with coped gables and saddlestones with cross finials. Nave with north porch and south porch canopy... (more)
	"Colourfield 1" at the Fresh Air Sculpture Show 2017 by Oliver Dixon The Fresh Air Sculpture Show 2017 is a biennial sculpture exhibition held in the grounds of Quenington Old Rectory. This group of five flags in synthetic silk are by Shona Watt.
	View south-east from Quenington by Brian Robert Marshall One of the two branches of the River Coln at this location is in the foreground.
	Old Sluice Gear on the Mill Stream by Des Blenkinsopp An ancient looking windlass for controlling water levels above a former mill on the River Coln.
	Barley Field and Windpump near Quenington by Pam Brophy Windpump in the south western section of the square, west of the road, looking more or less south west from the byway.