2. south of Alnwick
New Year's Day 2007
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2 south of Alnwick
There are some excellent walks from the Holystone Forest Car Park over to Dove Crag
by Peter Standing
During its short course from the Cragside woodlands to the River Coquet, the Black Burn crosses into this square twice; this is a scene from the southern occasion. The woodland on the west bank gives way to allow field access to the water - I think this may have been a ford.
by Derek Harper
At this point the A68 is following the line of the Roman road, Dere Street.
by Phil Thirkell
The Community Enterprise Centre is run by a not-for-profit company who aim to assist new and expanding businesses in the Blyth Valley area by providing managed office and workshop space.
Woodland, footpaths and one of the bridges in Jesmond Dene.
by Antonia
The remains of the platform on the Haltwhistle-Alston branch line. For photographs of this station before and after closure and a history of the railway line see Link
by P Glenwright
Abandoned pipe sections rusting away. There was mining at Greenside for over two hundred years producing 2,400,000 tons of lead ore and 2,000,000 ozs. of silver. The mine closed in 1962.
by Mick Garratt
See J1953 : Dromore by-pass, Belfast-Dublin road. This is the flyover carrying the Dromore-Lurgan road across the bypass. The slip roads on the left were added in 2003 after numerous collisions involving traffic turning right across the southbound carriageway. The view is towards Belfast.
by Albert Bridge
RPSI 3 approaching the Home Junction, just outside Downpatrick Station.
by Wilson Adams
The road down to Halton Gill from Penyghent. The steep sided valley has the River Skirfare and meandering down it towards Litton (a few kilometres downstream to the right). The whole of Halton Gill is clearly seen in the low winter's morning light.
by William Bartlett
Sheep farm located on the eastern edge of Stean Moor near Lofthouse.
by Steve Partridge
Gate on the western edge of the Yorkshire Arboretum at Castle Howard.
This short path leads off the riverside walk just south of Pateley Bridge, and runs under the disused railway to the Harefield Hall Hotel in the woods
by Chris Heaton
A Grade II listed building built in the late 17th century Link
The lodge, a grade II listed building, is on the southwest edge of the small hamlet of Bolton Percy.
Bishop Burton is a village in the East Riding of Yorkshire, a few miles west of Beverley.
The banks of the Ribble are often strewn with old branches and rubbish as the river level is very changeable.
by Mr T
Looking down to the fields of a riding school with Ravenscliffe Woods in the distance.
by John Illingworth
Because it merits a name, presumably the building was once a house.
by Roger Gilbertson
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