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When wallabies roamed Wolverhampton

31 January 2025 by David
When wallabies roamed Wolverhampton

For a short time several years ago there were wallabies in Wolverhampton. This picture was taken from the bridge where the Stafford Road crosses the canal, looking down to where they were.

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Mistletoe, high in trees, Old Town, Stratford on Avon
Snowy canal (not monochrome)
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