Stuart McIntyre

Mar 31st, 2019

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Day 90 Mar 31st, 2019

Mahjong 90/365

Sunday afternoons are such great opportunities for family games, and we resurrected an old favourite today, Mahjong. It's been a while,...

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Apr 7th, 2019

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Day 97 Apr 7th, 2019

Verity 97/365

Verity is a 20m tall stainless steel and bronze statue created by Damien Hirst, and stands on the pier at the entrance to the harbour in...

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Apr 26th, 2019

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Day 116 Apr 26th, 2019

Return #365Project 116/365⁣⁣

Still catching up on shots from the last week.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣No matter how productive a work trip might have been, there's truly no...

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May 27th, 2019

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Day 147 May 27th, 2019

Jet Sunset 147/365

Cotswolds Airport (Kemble to us locals) isn't the busiest airfield, but there's always interesting aircraft on display. 📷 Apple iPh...

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Jun 13th, 2019

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Day 164 Jun 13th, 2019

The Parish Church of Saint Mary, Lower Slaughter

A series of torrential downpours in the Cotswolds yesterday meant my quick trip to Lower Slaughter ha...

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Jun 17th, 2019

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Day 168 Jun 17th, 2019

Basing House

Once a major Tudor palace and castle in the village of Old Basing in Hampshire. It is said to have once rivalled Hampton Court Palace in...

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Jun 24th, 2019

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Day 175 Jun 24th, 2019

St Margaret's, Bagendon

Came across what is possibly my new favourite Cotswolds village, Bagendon, between Cirencester and Cheltenham. The Church of S...

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Jun 28th, 2019

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Day 179 Jun 28th, 2019

Cottage Garden Life

Came across this row of period cottages today in a village near North Cerney. Both the buildings and the gardens were truly lovely...

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Jan 5th, 2019

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Day 5 Jan 5th, 2019

The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. 5/365. Struggled to make it out in the daylight today, and it's a very overcas...

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Jan 17th, 2019

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Day 17 Jan 17th, 2019

The 3AM shift

The 3AM shift 17/365 Much tougher day today, but at least I found a shot to share for the #365Project. Timelapses that didn't fire, a dr...

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Jan 25th, 2019

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Day 25 Jan 25th, 2019

Porcine Geometry

Porcine Geometry 25/365 I stopped off to take some close up shots of these pigs earlier in the week and was intrigued by the unusual...

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Jan 27th, 2019

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Day 27 Jan 27th, 2019

Sunday Stroll

Sunday Stroll 27/365 An awfully cold but highly enjoyable jaunt around Lydiard Park this afternoon. Such a pleasure to see so many famil...

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Feb 6th, 2019

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Day 37 Feb 6th, 2019

New vs. Old

New vs. Old 37/365 I'm a true fan of the Cotswold Stone architecture we have in this area, including examples like this from the Royal Agr...

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May 21st, 2019

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Day 141 May 21st, 2019

Barely a Cloud 141/365

Just a glorious late spring day in the shire. Enjoying the cow parsley whilst it lasts... Such a lovely feature of our country...

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May 30th, 2019

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Day 150 May 30th, 2019

Woodchester Priory 150/365⁣

⁣Originally opened in 1849, Woodchester Priory is one of the most significant Roman Catholic churches in the Cotswolds. Ne...

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Jun 18th, 2019

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Day 169 Jun 18th, 2019

Emerald Invasion?

Anyone know what this beautiful bug is? A few google searches made me question whether it might be an Emerald Ash Borer - a nasty in...

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Jun 20th, 2019

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Day 171 Jun 20th, 2019

Stopping to smell the flowers

6 months ago, I have likely walked straight on by scenes like this. There's no doubt in my mind that exercising my photo...

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Jun 23rd, 2019

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Day 174 Jun 23rd, 2019

Farmhouse Fancy

⁣I’ve always had a thing about this house on the Barnsley-Cirencester road! I’m not sure if its the position (on a hillside with comma...

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Jan 9th, 2019

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Day 9 Jan 9th, 2019

Tower on a Hill. 9/365. Some days you have to work for an image, other times it just arrives on your doorstep. Today was one of those days, the sunset...

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