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Northern Shots

We’re always looking to feature photos from around the North. If you’ve taken a picture you’re proud of, send it to us with a few details and we’ll add it to our Northern Shots gallery.

It’s open to everyone - no fancy camera needed.

Just a good photo and a moment worth sharing.

See The Gallery!