A travel photography blog following my adventures in England and beyond. All photographs were taken by and are copyright to me, Louise Jayne Munton, unless otherwise stated.
As of September 2022 I used up my allocated space for photographs and as I’m currently not in position to buy more space I’ve been removing photos from the earliest posts on the blog. The posts will remain and the accompanying photos can also be found, along with all my others that have yet to be featured in posts here, at my flickr.
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Your blog is very nice! I’m going to Vancouver in few days for a wedding and I can’t wait! I have 3 days and there are so many things to see!!!
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Thank you! I’m glad you like it. Vancouver’s a great place, you’ll certainly find lots of things to do 😀
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Thanks, Louise Jayne. Funnily enough, about an hour after I sent that email to you, I found my two slides from 1985. I had put them in my scanner about six months, and I forgot about them all this time. But thanks, anyway, for your speedy reply and all the best!
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Hi Louise, I had just shared your article about Thingvellir National Park on my travel site, I hope you don’t mind. This is a website that let bloggers or travelers to share some great articles or photos about travel, and indexed by attractions.
I know you love travel and write a lots of blog post about interesting places in the world, so I would like to invite you to be a member of our community and share your blog post, photos or review.
You can check the link below to find your articles on my site, if you don’t want me to share your articles, please tell me, I will remove it as soon as possible.
http://www.travelersfootprint.com/en/attraction-detail/Thingvellir-National-Park@Iceland
Hope you all the best =)
Sam
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Hi Sam, thank you, I’m glad you liked the post. I don’t mind people sharing my posts so that’s fine. I’m actually traveling right now – in Norway – so I’ll have a proper look at your site when I get back to the UK but it sounds like a good community.
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Thank you Louise =) Hope you will share more of your articles with us.
Have a nice trip!
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Dear Louise Jayne, what lovely photos from your 2019 trip to London (https://louisejaynemunton.com/tag/natural-history-museum/)! I was especially pleased to see your photo 110 of the columns in front of the Natural History Museum. These are the leaf scars of the Carboniferous lycopsid Lepidodendron. I had taken photos of these columns in 1985, but can’t find them any more. I am a paleobotanist at the University of Bonn and would like to ask if I can use this one photo of yours in a book that I am writing. Of course, I would credit you and your website as the source of the photo. Would this be possible? Thanks, Carole (cgee@uni-bonn.de)
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Hi Carole, I’m glad you liked the photos. Unfortunately the NHM only permits photography for personal use so I don’t believe I can give permission for my photo to be used in your book. You’re probably best off contacting the museum directly.
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