Images Dated 27th January 2022

Male Yellowface pike-blenny (Chaenopsis limbaughi), living in abandoned tubeworm holes in sand, flaring its dorsal fin in threat display, Dominica, Eastern Caribbean

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Views of a church in Puerto de Las Nieves, a picturesque fishing village on the north coast of Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain, Atlantic, Europe

© Julio Etchart

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The western archway of the Thames Tunnel

Hand coloured engraving by B. Dixie showing a view of the western archway of the Thames Tunnel. It is dedicated to William Smith, chairman of the Court of Directors of the Tunnel. It was printed in 1835 whilst the Tunnel was still under construction at Rotherhithe and shows how the Tunnel would look like once completed

© ss Great Britain Trust