Author: Michael James
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Manage to capture some Canadian geese flying.
I thought this was a great capture of the geese flying over head. 
Yes were looking at you 🙂 
So cute 
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Seeing more different types of animals and birds at Knole Park on this walk. Hope you like?
Geese and deer. 
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Some more pictures from Knole Park, but your need to login to see.
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
More pictures from our lockdown escape.
We believe this is the deer that Claire took the amazing picture of last year. What do you think? 
We believe these are Canadian geese? -
Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
More deer pictures
We can see you 
What shall I eat? 
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Another week, more photography practicing and walking at our lockdown escape place Knole Park. Enjoy.
Feel free to leave any respectful comments.
Knole Park in late March 21st 
White stags 
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
Did the census form today, pretty basic to be honest with you.
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Week 55 – March 15th – Week 2 of lockdown easing phase 1
One of the all time greats at Leeds United, sadly passed away.
Leeds United’s all-time record goalscorer Peter Lorimer has died aged 74, the club have announced.
The former Scotland international scored 238 goals in 705 appearances for Leeds over two spells spanning 23 years.
He won two league titles, the FA Cup and League Cup with Leeds under legendary manager Don Revie.
Leeds announced “with great sadness” Lorimer had died on Saturday morning “following a long-term illness”.
A statement read: “Peter’s contribution to Leeds United will never be forgotten and his passing leaves another huge hole in the Leeds United family.
“He will always remain a club icon and his legacy at Elland Road will live on.”
Lorimer also won 21 caps for Scotland and played in all three of their matches at the 1974 World Cup, scoring in the 2-0 win against Zaire.
Lorimer became Leeds’ youngest ever player when he made his debut against Southampton in September 1962 at the age of 15 years, 289 days.
