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On this day in 2011 Fradley Junction T&M/Coventry. Compare 14Sep1977 8Jun1989/8Jun2002 27May1991 25Sep1995 25Oct1995/25Oct2014 12Oct1997/12Oct2019 16Apr2001 27Jun2001/27Jun2002 27Jun2002 20Jul2002 24Nov2002 26Dec2002 (#2) 9Mar2003 12Mar2003 2Jul2003 5Jun2004 13Jun2004 1Sep2004 29Dec2004 20Dec2005 ##2010 21Apr2010 27May2011 27Jul2011 (#2) 2Aug2011 27Jul2012 9Aug2012 21Sep2012 3Nov2012/3Nov2013/3Nov2017 30Aug2013 3Nov2013 17Jul2014 21Aug2014 24Oct2014 25Oct2014 (#2) 12Jun2015 16Nov2015 28Sep2016/28Sep2017 1Nov2017 25Mar2017 22Aug2017 12Jul2018 15Sep2018 (#2) 22Mar2019 27Aug2019 4Oct2019 13Oct2019 10Jul2020 6Aug2020 (#2) 8Aug2020 5Sep2020 10Sep2020 5May2021 19Aug2021 16Oct2021 29Nov2021 23Apr2022 30Apr2022 20May2022 24Aug2022 17Sep2023
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PeterScott replied to Jennarasion's topic in New to Boating?
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The article had nine photos, of which two were credited to the author Paul Miles and the others were stock photos from the Alamy agency, cited as "Roger Goodwin/Alamy" or similar. As discussed above, the subeditors have amended the Alamy titles to make them less accurate, in canalling terms, compared with the photographers' submitted titles. Alamy claims "362,089,282 stock photos, 360° panoramic images, vectors and videos"
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Yes, Grauniad also bought this one from Alamy here. Alamy's caption was "This historic branch of the Leeds - Liverpool canal passes through the Lancashire countryside on its way to Tarleton, Lancashire." which was abbreviated by the subeditor to "The historic Leeds & Liverpool Canal at Tarleton, where a lock joins it to the Lancaster Canal" which loses something in the translation. In the context of the article, showing the wellie needed for the incoming tide would have been more fun ...
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Yes, they bought the image from Alamy, here. Alamy say "Captions are provided by our contributors" which in this case was "Lock No.1. Glasson Branch, Lancaster to Kendal Canal, Galgate, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom, Europe." which the Grauniad abbreviated to "Lock No 1 of the Lancaster Canal at Galgate." and also didn't mention the photo was taken on 9Jun2011: canallers know that canal-scenes don't usually change much in a dozen years; maybe the sub-editor is a canaller ?? Geograph can do slightly better with a pic from 17Sep2018 © Copyright MatFascione and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
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