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#  http://www.ninebynine.org/Travels/2002Mar-Bedwyn/020329-1300-084.jpg
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@prefix people:          <http://id.ninebynine.org/people/> .

<http://www.ninebynine.org/Travels/2002Mar-Bedwyn/020329-1300-084.jpg>
  photo-dc:title       "Bedwyn Lock" ;
  photo-dc:subject     photo-content:Landscape ;
  photo-dc:description
      """Approaching Bedwyn Lock.  
         By this time, we were in the middle of the Devizes-to-Westminster canoe race, 
         which is why there were numerous spectators here.""" ;
  photo-dc:creator     people:gk ;
  photo-dc:publisher   people:gk ;
  # photo-dc:contributor ??? ;
  photo-dc:date        "2002-03-29T13:00" ;
  photo-dc:type        "image" ;
  photo-dc:format      "image/jpeg" ;
  photo-dc:identifier  "020329-1300-084" ;
  # photo-dc:relation    <...> ;
  photo-dc:coverage    "Kennet and Avon canal" ;
  photo-dc:rights      <http://www.ninebynine.org/Copyright-2002.html> ;

  photo-technical:camera "Nikon CoolPix 995" ;
  photo-technical:lens   "Zoom Nikkor 8-32mm 1:2.6-5.1" ;
  # photo-technical:film       "???" ;
  # photo-technical:devel-date "???" ;
  # photo-technical:devel-date "???" ;
  photo-technical:light  "daylight" ;
 
  rdfs:comment
      """The Devizes-to-Westminster canoe race is run every Easter holiday.
         The main race is a gruelling 24-hour marathon, requiring the participants
         to travel through the day along the Kennet and Avon canal onto the
         River Thames at Reading, and down the river to London.
         The latter parts of the river stage are through the night, arriving
         on the todal Thames about early morning.  At each of the very many
         locks, the canoeists must lift their canoes from the water and carry
         them to below the lock.""" .
 
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