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RF2N44K7E–sightseeing in Birmingham

Birmingham Canal navigations barge, Thora 46572 at Audlem marina,Cheshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2JP5T1K–Birmingham Canal navigations barge, Thora 46572 at Audlem marina,Cheshire, England, UK

Scene with graffiti along the Grand Union Canal, very close to the city centre on 3rd August 2020 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse. Stock Photo

RM2CA4TNY–Scene with graffiti along the Grand Union Canal, very close to the city centre on 3rd August 2020 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse.

RF2N44J0C–sightseeing in Birmingham

RM2CA4TNT–Scene with graffiti along the Grand Union Canal, very close to the city centre on 3rd August 2020 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse.

RF2N44JHP–sightseeing in Birmingham

RM2CA4TPD–Scene with graffiti along the Grand Union Canal, very close to the city centre on 3rd August 2020 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse.

RF2N44H8T–sightseeing in Birmingham

RM2CA4TTT–Scene with graffiti along the Grand Union Canal, very close to the city centre on 3rd August 2020 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse.

Graffiti along the long curved brickwork tunnel underneath train lines on the Digbeth Branch Canal in the city centre on 9th January 2024 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse. Stock Photo

RM2WBK73N–Graffiti along the long curved brickwork tunnel underneath train lines on the Digbeth Branch Canal in the city centre on 9th January 2024 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse.

Scene at the end of the Grand Union Canal, on the Digbeth Branch Canal very close to the city centre where old, crumbling buildings provide a foreground to a modern city and the iconic Rotunda building on 3rd August 2020 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse. Stock Photo

RM2CA4TTY–Scene at the end of the Grand Union Canal, on the Digbeth Branch Canal very close to the city centre where old, crumbling buildings provide a foreground to a modern city and the iconic Rotunda building on 3rd August 2020 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse.

RF2N44DB6–sightseeing in Birmingham

RM2CA4TWJ–Scene at the end of the Grand Union Canal, on the Digbeth Branch Canal very close to the city centre where old, crumbling buildings provide a foreground to a modern city and the iconic Rotunda building on 3rd August 2020 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Birmingham has around 35 miles of canals, said to be more than in Venice, and are very much a reminder of a Birminghams industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution these canals were busy, transporting heavy goods like coal, iron, while playing a pivotal role in the development of Birmingham as an industrial powerhouse.