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Archive of all stock photography images to license online via www.jasonfriend.net from contributing photographer David Hansford

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Lone Tree near Ebbesborne Wake, Wiltshire

Gold Hill in the Snow, Shaftesbury, Dorset

Gold Hill in the Snow, Shaftesbury, Dorset

Cranborne Chase in the Snow, Wiltshire

Towards Elcombe Down, Wiltshire

Line of trees in the snowfall on Cranborne Chase, Wiltshire

Cranborne Chase

Poplar trees by the River Allen at Wimborne St Giles

Poplar trees by the River Allen at Wimborne St Giles

The River Stour in Flood at Fiddleford, Dorset

The River Stour in Flood at Fiddleford, Dorset

The River Stour in Flood at Fiddleford, Dorset

Broad Bench, Brandy Bay and Gad Cliff with Warbarrow Tout in the distance

Work in Progress in moving Clavell Tower, Kimmeridge in January 2008

The South West Coastal Path near Kimmeridge

The South West Coastal Path and Clavell Tower near Kimmeridge, Dorset

Clavell Tower overlooking Kimmeridge Bay in January 2008

Man O' War Bay, Dorset in Winter

St Oswald's Bay, Dorset in Winter

St Oswald's Bay, Dorset in Winter

St Oswald's Bay, Dorset in Winter

St Oswald's Bay, Dorset in Winter

St Oswald's Bay, Dorset in Winter

The Dorset Coast

St Oswald's Bay, Dorset in Winter

Broad Bench, Brandy Bay and Gad Cliff with Warbarrow Tout in the distance

Walking along the South West Coastal Path near Kimmeridge, Dorset

The South West Coastal Path near Kimmeridge

The South West Coastal Path and Clavell Tower near Kimmeridge, Dorset

Clavell Tower overlooking Kimmeridge Bay in January 2008

The River Stour in Flood at Fiddleford, Dorset

The River Indre near Antannes

Wicker material ready for use at Villaines les Rochers. Osier is the variety of willow cultivated and harvested every year. More than 200 varieties of willows grow on the French ground, but only about ten among them are used for basketry. Osier likes grounds situated close to waterways. In Indre-et-Loire, some thirty hectares are dedicated to its cultivation, on the edge of the Loire and Indre rivers, and in the Villaines-les-Rochers valley. A basket worker needs about 50 to 60 acres of osier beds to produce the necessary raw materials each year.

Duncliffe Hill on a Winter Morning, Dorset

The Thatched Church of St Georges at Langham, Dorset

Kilmington Fields. Not taken of White Sheet Hill but from it. It has been mistaken as an aerial shot but in fact was taken from the side of the (nearly sheer) hill.

The Temple of Flora in the winter sunshine at Stourhead. The temple was the first garden building at Stourhead, erected in 1744-6.

Rectangular Bales near Compton Dando

Rectangular Bales near Compton Dando

Harvested Field near Compton Dando

The new Hungerford footbridge - also known as the Golden Jubilee Bridge - sited accross the River Thames, London

Walkers on the Shore at Calais

Signpost in the Blackmore Vale near Bulbarrow Hill, Dorset