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Birmingham Post Flickr: Our favourite images of 2014

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Graeme Brown-BP

11:10, 18 DEC 2014
Updated12:08, 18 DEC 2014

Harvington Hall, near Kidderminster, by Rob Hal, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group (Image: Rob Hal)1 of 30
Tibby and TJ in an apple box, by Ann Seedhouse, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group2 of 30
Packington Ford, by Tony Cornish, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group3 of 30
Sunset, by bobinbham, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group4 of 30
Hole in the wall, Oozells Square, by Dave Donnelly, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group5 of 30
Save, by Tim Lloyd, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group6 of 30
Thomas Attwood and ice sculptures, by Gary Smalley, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group7 of 30
Hockley flyover, by Marpete, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group8 of 30
Wren, by Codregor, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group9 of 30
Bubbles, by Pauline Jones, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group10 of 30
Padlock, by Robin Hall, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group11 of 30
Sunset, by PlaneSpottingRockChick, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group12 of 30
Ladybird, at Harbury Spoilbank Nature Reserve, Warwickshire, by Vince Garvey, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group13 of 30
Selfridges, by Ar��Ƶ5, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group14 of 30
Amy's tattoos, by John Warwood, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group15 of 30
Birmingham Mail Big Wheel by Ross Jukes, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group16 of 30
Bullring, by Simon Felton, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group17 of 30
Greater Rhea, at Birmingham Nature Centre, by Private Helen, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group18 of 30
Rugeley Power Station, by Linval Blackstock, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group19 of 30
Jeweller, by Brian Walsh, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group20 of 30
Blue tit, by Tim Lloyd, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group21 of 30
Birmingham Mail Big Wheel by Gregory Hunt, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group22 of 30
Shopping bag, by Ann Seedhouse, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group23 of 30
Skateboarder, by Tony Cornish, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group24 of 30
St Patrick's Day parade, by Brian Clift, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group25 of 30
Netherton canal tunnel, by Graham Chance, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group26 of 30
Selfridges reflection, by Damien Walmsley, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group27 of 30
Patent Pending at the O2 Academy, by Stephen Turner, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group28 of 30
The singer, by Brian Walsh, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group29 of 30
City lights, by Ali Makaveli, taken from Birmingham Post & Mail Flickr Group30 of 30

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Retail & High Street

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