Loughborough Echo

Beautiful pictures

- By David Godsall david.godsall@trinitymir­ror.com

MORE fascinatin­g photograph­s have been captured by Echo readers.

Rosemarie Fletcher snapped a sky scene with the sunbeams shining through. Ian Farnfield photograph­ed the Whissendin­e Windmill. Keith Challenger, from Shepshed, sent in a picture of a steam engine crossing a bridge next to Swithland Reservoir.

Bill Phillips took a photo of a ladybird. He said: “This ‘smart’ Harlequin Ladybird beetle was spotted recently on a garden shrub.” David Sarson snapped an image he titled as ‘Reflection­s’. John Lapworth photograph­ed Eastgate in Chester. He said: “In 1899 a clock was added to the top of the Eastgate, Chester, to celebrate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria two years earlier.

“The official opening of the clock was performed on May 27, 1899, which was Queen Victoria’s 80th birthday. After souvenir hunters stole the hands from the clock, the city council glazed the clock faces in 1988.”

And Angela Taylor captured an image of a swan landing on the water at Stonebow.

 ??  ?? A swan at Stonebow, by Angela Taylor.
A swan at Stonebow, by Angela Taylor.
 ??  ?? Reflection­s by David Sarson.
Reflection­s by David Sarson.
 ??  ?? A sky scene by Rosemarie Fletcher.
A sky scene by Rosemarie Fletcher.

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