Avenue of sycamore on approach to... © Tim Heaton :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
NZ2637 :: Avenue of sycamore on approach to Croxdale Hall, near to Sunderland Bridge, County Durham, England by Tim Heaton
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Canal and communications mast © DS Pugh cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
The Aire and Calder Navigation near Eggborough. On the left is the A19 bridge.
North Yorkshire United Kingdom Calder Navigation Canals Primary Subject Automatic Clusters Calder Navigation Near Eggborough
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Castle Houses and Castle Hill,... © Humphrey Bolton cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
The view is over a grain crop, sculpted by a tractor crossing the field some time ago.
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Brick gateposts at entrance to car park... © Roger Templeman cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Ordnance Survey documents indicate that a benchmark levelled at 7.740m above Newlyn Datum was verified in 1959 on a post (now missing) at the wall corner at the left hand edge of the image
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M62 Bridge © DS Pugh cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
The bridge carrying the M62 over the Aire and Calder Navigation.
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Course of Rosedale Ironstone Railway © David Robinson :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
SE7099 :: Course of Rosedale Ironstone Railway, 3 km from Thorgill, North Yorkshire, England by David Robinson
United Kingdom North Yorkshire Bank Top Course Of Rosedale Ironstone Railway Rosedale Ironstone Railway Rosedale Ironstone
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Errigle - explaining townlands © Kenneth Allen :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
The unique Irish concept of a townland originated in Early Mediaeval Ireland and represented a basic landholding. Each county and parish was divided into townlands (called tates or balliboes in parts of Ulster), a pattern surviving... more
United Kingdom General United Kingdom Northern Ireland Errigle Townland Co Tyrone Early Mediaeval Ireland
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Track from Cameron to Denhead © Scott Cormie :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Track heading through the woods near the disused Winthank Lime Works.
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Cascade in Haystoun Garden © Jim Barton :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
The outflow from the loch forming a feature in the gardens south of the house.
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St Patrick's Isle © Anne Burgess :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Originally a real island, but attached to the rest of the island by a breakwater that developed into a road, the island is the site of Peel Castle, where there has been a fortification since at least Viking times.
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