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Striking lighting as sunshine illuminates moorland and a house beside the B6278 as it climbs out on to the open moor from Stanhope and Crawleyside in Weardale;... (more)

One of the smallest churches in East Sussex, features in the annual music festival in July.

St. Lawrence's is a grade II*(star) listed building, a tiny fragment 12th century, the rest rebuilt 1868.

Cumby's Plantation is at the left side of the image. The public footpath runs on the outside of the tall, swan-necked, concrete fence posts which at one time must... (more)

The coaster “Maja”, discharging a cargo of chipboard. Most of the ships visiting Coleraine harbour are low-air draught – seeing a “real” ship was quite a surprise.

As the site of Waterside's turntable is now believed buried under a ring-road, ex-GS&WR No. 186 was probably the last locomotive to use this once useful facility.

One of the tall ships visiting Greenwich takes its passengers downriver past the Isle of Dogs.

Ammonite fossils preserved in iron pyrites

Sculpture by David Hoen in the Himalayan Garden & Sculpture Park

Snow still lying on the north facing slopes with Askrigg in the middle distance and East Bolton Moor beyond.

Most of the buildings are listed; the nearest are described at Link .

Looking across to the hills on the eastern side of the Birnock Water, from spur of Greygill Head named The Snout.

Entering from the SW.

In many respects very similar to 19th century terraces, except the windows are larger, there is grass between the houses and the road and the doors are round the back.... (more)