Collinson Photographic Competition 2025

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rnPhoto 1: CovenTree Canal June 25

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Photo 2: Watering Hole – Trent and Mersey Canal June 2025

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Photo 3: Immersed in Nature, Shropshire Union Canal near Market Drayton May 2025

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Photo 4: Grand Design – Shropshire Union Canal May 2025

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Photo 5: Swans, River Severn April 2025

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Photo 6: Big boy leaving the lock

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Photo 7: untitled

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Photo 8: After the rain Cliveden summer 2025

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Photo 9: After the rain Cliveden summer 2025

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Photo 10: After the rain Cliveden summer 2025

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Photo 11: Islington tunnel Icicle Cruise 2025

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Photo 12: Islington tunnel Icicle Cruise 2025

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Photo 13: Islington tunnel Icicle Cruise 2025

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Photo 14: Islington tunnel Icicle Cruise 2025

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Photo 15: Islington tunnel Icicle Cruise 2025

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Photo 16: Boston Stump – arriving from Wisbech

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Photo 17: Commodore and First Lady with Baroness

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Photo 18: Campaigning at Westminster

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Photo 19: Arboriculture on the Trent and Mersey

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Photo 20: Early spring boating

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Photo 21: Our Bridge

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Photo 22: Festival Night

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Photo 23: Watching

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Photo 24: A Man at Peace with Himself

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Photo 25: Illuminations

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Photo 26: Only the shoes know why

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Photo 27: untitled

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Photo 28: untitled

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Photo 29: Fiona Burt in Tarporley kitchen

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Photo 30: Steve and Fiona Burt on Tarporley

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Photo 31: Lush

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Photo 32: Departing West India

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Photo 33: Jules Fuels Hound

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Photo 34: Loughton Hills

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Photo 35: Linseed Flower Field

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Photo 36: Towing in a tunnel

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Photo 37: Fund Britain’s Waterways: Doris Katia approaching Blackfriars Bridge

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Photo 38: Limehouse Basin gathering for Fund British Waterways Cruise

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Photo 39: Egyptian Geese perched on Gasholder Park opposite SPCC

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Photo 40: Junior Family Member helping at Camden Locks

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Photo 41: Hatton Locks and St Mary’s Warwick in distance

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Photo 42: A green entry to Birmingham

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Photo 43: Dawn exit from Sharpness Docks

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Photo 44: Calm waters in the Bristol Channel

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Photo 45: Horse boat passing at Kintbury on the Kennett & Avon

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Photo 46: Do you think they heard us!

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Photo 47: Heavy Traffic In Westminster

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Photo 48: Lost In Stoke Bruerne!

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Photo 49: The sune is over the yardarm someshere!

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Photo 50: Which way up!

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Photo 51: Don’t forget the handbrake

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Photo 52: Foxton lock gates

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