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You know when you're streaming a classic film for the first time ever and, suddenly, a character in a re-edited scene just yells, "Maclunkey!" and you're baffled? If so, this.

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In a song there is more than music, there are feelings, movement, energy, dedication, several things come together to create these magnificent works, let's enjoy them.

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For fans of The Challenge All Stars! Show your love for the best competition and best show on TV! For fans of Bananas, CT, Wes, TJ, and Cara Maria! No quitters! Don't Take Care, Hope you see you Never!!!

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Quote "The object of life is not be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane" said Marcus Aurelius, philosopher and emperor, and he's still right. Think for yourself, stay pro democracy.

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*Bibury Bridge* Number of views as of 11th March 2018 = 2480. Another contender for the title of "England's Most Picturesque Village", Bibury is a charming Cotswold village, not far from Circencester in South Gloucestershire. Actually not one village, but two. Bibury is one side of the River Coln (right of shot), and Arlington the other (left of shot), with this fine bridge connecting the two. Attractions in Bibury include Arlington Row (a row of weavers cottages built of local stone), the Trout Farm, the Saxon Church of St Mary and the famous Swan Hotel. Date: 21st March 2010.

Tug Boat Herbert Number of views as of 24th April 2019 = 1080. Under a lowering sky, Poole Harbour Commissioners tug, the Herbert Ballam, moored up at Poole Quay, Dorset, England. Rear left is the modern Sunseeker factory, which turns out highly desirable luxury motor cruisers, whilst Sydenhams wood yard can be seen on the right just beyond the town lifting bridge. The vessel was built by Bolson's of Poole in 1997 and is named after a former mayor of the town. Date: 25th July 2010. Click here to see more shots of Poole.

Alum Bay, Isle of Wight Number of views as of 25th February 2018 = 650. A two shot stitch taken from the public footpath leading to the Needles Old Battery, and featuring the coloured sand cliffs of Alum Bay and the heather-clad downland of Headon Warren behind. If you look closely, you can see the boat which runs trips to view the Needles, and the chair lift from The Needles Park "tourist attraction" down to the beach. Date: 27th October 2009. Panorama shots look great as Canvas Prints:

Wears Hill, Abbotsbury Number of views as of 10th January 2018 = 2790. North-west of Weymouth (Dorset, England), and south-west of Dorchester, Wears Hill stands high above the village of Abbotsbury and provides outstanding views of Chesil Beach and Lyme Bay. The highest point is Abbotsbury Castle, a small iron age hill fort, once occupied by the Celtic Durotriges tribe, 215 metres above sea level, and overlooking the English channel. This shot was taken from the Dorset Coast Path between West Bexington and Abbotsbury. Date: 13th June 2010.

Stour Valley Way: Fiddleford Mill Number of views as of 15th July 2018 = 300. The delightfully named Fiddleford Mill and sluice gates. Fiddleford is a small hamlet on the River Stour not far from Sturminster Newton in the north of the county of Dorset, England. The hamlet consists of approximately 25 houses, an inn and a mushroom farm. The manor house, Fiddleford Manor is one of the oldest buildings in Dorset, dating from around 1370. Date: 12th February 2012.

King William's Temple, Kew Gardens Number of views as of 22nd June 2017 = 750. Standing in the centre of the Mediterranean Garden at Kew (London, England), King William's temple was built for Queen Victoria in 1837 in memory of King William IV. Date: 22nd April 2011.

Boscombe Overstrand Number of views as of 18th July 2018 = 5100. Number of sales as of 18th July 2018 = 3. This shot shows Boscombe Beach, sweeping away eastwards towards Hengistbury Head, whilst clouds gather over the Solent beyond. To the left is the recently refurbished Boscombe Overstrand building and behind it the Barratt Homes Honeycombe Beach development. Boscombe, Bournemouth, Dorset, England. Date: 21st January 2012.

Rainbow Garden, Beer Number of views as of 22nd April 2019 = 1530. The colourful Rainbow Garden at Pecorama in the village of Beer, East Devon, England. Date: 28th August 2012.

Lacock Village Number of views as of 12th December 2017 = 525. This is the picturesque High Street in the village of Lacock, near Chippenham, Wiltshire, England. The village dates from the 13th century and has remained largely unchanged over the centuries. It has many half-timbered, lime-washed and stone houses and other buildings. The ground floor of the half-timbered building on the right wall really does slope outwards quite significantly - evidently a Friday afternoon job! The village played its part in the development of photography, for it was here in the 1830s that William Henry Fox Talbot pioneered the negative/positive photographic process. The village is a popular film location and recent productions include Cranford for the BB...

Beach Huts, Middle Chine, Bournemouth Number of views as of 8th April 2018 = 1890. Two rows of beach huts at Middle Chine, Bournemouth, Dorset, England. Date: 4th February 2013.

Sheds Of Any Colour But Grey Number of views as of 9th July 2018 = 1400. Looking for all the world like a life-size Dulux colour chart, these brightly coloured beach huts can be found on the East Undercliff, between Bournemouth and Boscombe (Dorset, England). Date: 14th October 2012.

Bosham Reflections Number of views as of 11th June 2019 = 3910. Another shot of the West Sussex village of Bosham on the shores of Chichester Harbour, with the distinctive tower of Holy Trinity Church reflected in the water. Must be almost high tide as only one car is visible along the shore and you don't want to be caught out! Check out Bosham Car Wash – the Movie on YouTube! Date: 26th August 2013.

All Saints, Brockhampton The somewhat unusual All Saints Church of Brockhampton can be found in the River Wye Valley, between the city of Hereford and the market town of Ross-on-Wye, in the county of Herefordshire, England. It is one of only a few churches in the country to have a thatched roof. The architect was William Lethaby and the building was completed in 1902. Even more remarkably, a replica of the church exists on the 21st and 22nd floors of a tower block in Japan's second city, Osaka. Apparently, many Japanese couples aspire to be wed in a European church. The floors below the replica house shops, offices and car parking, whilst on the same level there is a photographic studio and restaurant, and above it, to complete the 'pack...

Cotswold Water Park Number of views as of 14th March 2016 = 200. The Cotswold Water Park is a large lake system covering over 40 square miles of countryside in Wiltshire and Gloucestershire. Remarkably the lakes were only created in the last 50 years. Following extraction of gravel, the resultant pits filled naturally after works ceased in the early 1970s. Of the 140 plus lakes, 74 can be fished, and 10 are Sites of Special Scientific Interest. Some have been developed into lakeside developments of luxury homes. Others offer sailing and other water activities. Date: 14th February 2015

Sopley Mill Number of views as of 30th October 2018 = 410. Sopley Mill (in the village of Sopley, Hampshire, England) was built in 1780 and is a Grade II listed building, though older mills on the same site date back almost 1000 years. The village is close to the banks of the River Avon, 3 miles north of Christchurch and 6 miles south of Ringwood. The mill no longer produces flour, but is now a wedding venue. Date: 13th December 2015.

Boat by the Weir A pleasure boat, Sir William Pulteney, about to leave its mooring by the weir near Pulteney Bridge in the city of Bath (Somerset, England). The boat is named for the baronet, landowner and politician, at one time reputedly the wealthiest man in Britain, who commissioned Robert Adam to construct Pulteney Bridge. Date: 1st June 2016.

Flight of the Falcon Number of views as of 18th October 2018 = 575. A member of the RAF Falcons Parachute Display Team just about to land on the beach after leaping out of a Hercules transport 9000 feet above the Dorset coast. Date: 30th August 2008 - Bournemouth Air Festival 2008. Click here to see more of Bournemouth Air Festival

Post Box Christmas Card Number of views as of 19th November 2018 = 530. By popular demand, this shot (taken during last year's December snowfall) is now available with a Christmas greeting message. Order yours now! Want this card with a different message? Just send me a bubblemail. Date: 2nd December 2010.

Here's Looking At Ewe, Kid! Number of views as of 16th April 2019 = 1175. Location: Kimmeridge, Dorset, England. Date: 2nd April 2008. Click here to see my Farmyard Friend

*Studland* Number of views as of 18th October 2018 = 340. Looking eastwards from Middle Beach, Studland (Dorset, England) towards Old Harry Rocks. Could our summer be on its way at last? Date: 15th July 2012.