B is for bus stop

Like many people on Flickr I allow my photos to be used by others for free under the creative commons licence scheme. As long as I am credited I am happy to see them being used elsewhere. It seems to be to be fair as this blog uses a lot of photos from other people who have agreed to share their photos. Every now and again I get surprised at how my photos are being used.
The bus stop at the bottom of Keswick Crescent now features in a nice little dictionary site for children...
PhotographicDictionary

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