Paul Grindley shared two photos.
The first was of a farmer combining his barley field on an elusive dry July day.
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Farmer combining his barley field on an elusive dry July day. (Image: Paul Grindley) The second was of the vast canola field near his town of Brampton, an unusual site this time of year.
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Canola growing in Brampton (Image: Paul Grindley) Next up are two photos from Phil Waldron.
The first is a great pic of a pair of cows in St Bees - others scenes were shared onto our Camera Club page, but this one caught our eye the most.
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Cows in St Bees (Image: Phil Waldron) The second from Phil is of stonechats resting on a bit of barbed wire near St Bees Lighthouse.
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Stonechats at St Bees lighthouse (Image: Phil Waldron) Finally, Elizabeth Brown was in Keswick and took this shot of some stunning horses.
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Horses at Keswick (Image: Elizabeth Brown)
For more of our community's photos, go onto Facebook and look up 'News & Star Camera Club'.
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