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52° 20' 6.2772'' N / 2° 16' 48.6408'' W / 21.514 m
By
Mark Adams
2008 - 2013
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© Mark Adams
From the project - Waterways, examining both perennial and temporal states of England’s inland waterways with a particular focus on canals. The project continues with a recurrent theme - exploring the concept of nature as either a regenerative or debilitated component in both the urban and rural environment.
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