With thanks geogtastic.
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The presentation I gave to staff tonight about part of my experiences in Bangladesh, the quality is poorer because I’ve had to save the slides as jpegs and reinsert them. Slideshare doesn’t seem to like complex presentations sometimes
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Thanks to David, who directed me to the Friends of Kirk Hallam Lake and Meadows, a community group who have the aim of managing the area. A good example of how your place is attractive and how the community, or a stakeholder group, works to sustain a resource that helps enhance the quality of life of local residents. There is a nice gallery of images on the site. Useful for Year 7 who are considering how the lake is managed.
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I’m becoming a bit of an amateur photographer, which just shows you how good digital cameras are, I received an email to say that one of my images, of the Sony Centre in Potsdamer Platz, has been used in the new Berlin Schmap travel map.
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Plan the game and help people through the United Nations World Food Program. Hat-tip GeographyJazz.
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Loving his piece of work from Tim, the images are courtesy of Ian Murray at Geographyphotos.
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Wordpress isn’t liking embedded Windows Media player and Mpg files, but I think I’ve come up with a solution. Click on the image for the virtual tour. The video might take some time to buffer. With thanks Atkins/Faithful and Gould. My room is on the second floor, but don’t tell anyone
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Artist impressions have now been released of the new sixth campus, with thanks to Atkins/Faithful and Gould, as a Geographer I always find images interesting, looks brilliant.
The following is an overhead view of the new campus superimposed upon a Google map image.
The new campus from the outside as seen from approaching the drive.
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