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Photos From The Bridge

from Memory Lake by Shards Of Reason

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The whole “Memory Lake” album is based on places we know, love or would like to see. “Photos” was inspired by the famous rail/pedestrian bridge across the Mawddach estuary in Barmouth, North Wales.

Possibly one of the most photogenic structures I’ve ever seen, but the views from it along either direction are breathtaking. Look eastwards and you’re given the estuary and the mountains, including Cader Idris. Look west and you’re treated to the receding hills and open sea, along with some spectacular sunsets.

We were walking back across one evening as dusk fell and Beth caught some fantastic shots of the sunset (one of which you’ll find in our ‘Shell Island’ video) and of the lights of boats and buildings on/in Barmouth’s harbour, twinkling in the fading heat-haze from that day’s sun. Just magical - and deserving of a track.

Hope you like it.

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from Memory Lake, released April 21, 2012
Phil Lawton - Keyboards, Basses, Guitars, Synths, Drum Programming
Beth Freeman - Keyboards, Drum Programming, Occasional vocals

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Shards Of Reason Birmingham, UK

West Midlands-based duo creating a melting pot of contemporary jazz vibes, downtempo electronica and dreamy ambient landscapes.

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