#London's Lungs – #Richmond by the #Thames

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Winter trees snapped (and tilted) just after dawn way out west near Richmond on the banks of the Thames…

I hope you enjoy the pics on this photoblog, snapped as I make my way around London researching my London Walks tours. 

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Location: Richmond, UK

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