2021
 Shipwreck of the fishing trawler "Dignity" on Hooe Lake, Plymouth "Amphitheatre", a listed structure from the 1740s alongside Riverside Walk in Saltram Park, Plymouth Traditional azulejos (tiles) at Palácio Nacional da Pena Bird hide (birdwatching hut) in Saltram Park, Plymouth Courtyard archway with stone baskets at Palácio da Pena "Door of Unity", commemorative north garden door of Prysten House, Plymouth Entrance to Fort Stamford near Jennycliff, Plymouth Wooden entrance door with stone arch at St Andrew's Church, Plymouth Wooden window set against a red wall at Palácio Nacional da Pena Fonte da Porca, a limestone fountain in Quinta da Penha Longa Close-up of the red and white doors of the coloured houses of Grand Parade, Plymouth Street view of the cream and blue coloured houses of Grand Parade, Plymouth "LOOK II" (2020), a permanent cast iron sculpture by Antony Gormley on West Hoe Pier, Plymouth Commemorative blue plaque for T. E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) in Turnchapel, Plymouth Leaf-shaped steel bench with oak seats overlooking the River Plym at Saltram, Plymouth Plym Valley Trail sign made of galvanised steel at Saltram, Plymouth Red and green azulejos (tiles) at Palácio Nacional da Pena South West Coast Path marker stone at Jennycliff, Plymouth Moorish tiles surrounding a large arch window at Palácio Nacional da Pena Large brown wooden entrance door with stone arch at Palácio Nacional da Pena
2020
Plaque commemorating RAAF 10 Squadron on the Barbican, Plymouth "Anchor Iron" (2004) by Wendy Taylor at Anchor Iron Wharf, Greenwich, London Blue plaque applied to buildings restored by the Plymouth Barbican Association Wooden plaque describing New Street on the Barbican, Plymouth Huts overlooking Whitstable Beach Brickwork frontage of a property on Bridewell Place, London The housing estate and moorings at Clippers Quay, Isle of Dogs 1885 decorative clock which carries the idiom "Time and tide tarry for none" Plaque unveiled by Queen Elizabeth II on 20 July 1988 beside Plymouth Dome Frontage of the Grade II listed Greenwich pub, Cutty Sark Facing the decorative folly atop Mount Edgcumbe Country Park Decorative folly atop Mount Edgcumbe Country Park Plaque commemorating Horatio Nelson on the Barbican, Plymouth A set of length gauges by Troughton & Simms, mounted beside the Greenwich Royal Observatory Blue plaque commemorating Island House as visited by the Pilgrim Fathers on the Barbican, Plymouth Italian Garden in Mount Edgcumbe Country Park, Cornwall "Nelson's Ship in a Bottle" (2010) by Yinka Shonibare at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich Oliver's Wharf, a converted London warehouse now used for apartments A large pile of oyster shells on Whitstable beach "Free Public Landing" plaque beside the slipway in Turnchapel, Plymouth Archway of the Grade II listed Radford Castle folly in Plymstock, Plymouth Commemorative plaque describing the former Radford House in Plymstock, Plymouth Plaques beside the entrance to the Royal William Victualling Yard, Plymouth Commemorative plaque on a stone plinth at Mount Batten, Plymouth South West Coast Path distance marker in foliage at Jennycliff, Plymouth Plaque marking a portion of the South West Coast Path on Plymouth Hoe Plaque marking a portion of the South West Coast Path at the Royal William Yard, Plymouth Spencer (Melksham) hydraulic pump at Millwall Outer Dock, London The now-disused ticket office on Mount Edgcumbe Landing, Cremyll Beach tractor owned by the Whitstable Oyster Fishery Company Sign for Tudor Rose Tea Rooms on the Barbican, Plymouth Narrow windows on the Grade II listed Radford Castle folly, Plymouth
2019
The cobbled New Street of the Plymouth Barbican |
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