What's you favourite peaceful Birmingham location?
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What's you favourite peaceful Birmingham location?

This is very close to King's Norton junction on the Birmingham & Worcestershire canal. The building is the old Sherborne paper mill built in the 1850's. They used to manufacture wrapping paper, gift bags and gun-wadding for local gun manufacturers.

u/Paul__Perkenstein — 12 days ago
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What's your least favourite scene/ plot line in your favourite Bond film?

My favourite film is The Living Daylights, but unfortunately I think it has one of the weakest Felix Leiters.

Also, only recently learnt that there was a deleted scene from TLD where Timothy Dalton rides a magic carpet. Theres a great video on YouTube about it.

u/Paul__Perkenstein — 3 months ago

Trying to master night photography.

Taken in Minehead, UK.

I adore the aesthetic of night photography and the feeling it gives. It's also extremely good for me as there's very few people around, very little distraction and extremely relaxing.

How does night photography make you feel?

u/Paul__Perkenstein — 4 months ago
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Kings Heath Car Show.

Sorry I'm slightly late posting this. Just wanted to say what a brilliant event the Classic Car show was on Bank Holiday Monday in Kings Heath. Completely free with live music. Many thanks to the organisers, my kids and nephews loved it.

u/Paul__Perkenstein — 5 months ago