Seaton Tower Blocks © Scott Cormie :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Linksfield, Regent, Promenade Court viewed from the east.
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Clear fell by the Halliburton Road © M J Richardson cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
With some survivors waiting for the chop.
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Pool on the Blackadder Water © M J Richardson cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Just downstream from the bridge over on Halliburton Road.
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Stena Hibernia © Anne Burgess :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Berthed at the north wharf in the port of Heysham. 'Stena Hibernia' and her sister ship 'Stena Scotia' operate a freight-only service, mainly between Heysham and Belfast but also on occasion visit Liverpool and Dublin.
Source: geograph.org.uk
A specially created viewpoint © David Medcalf cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Forest growth is closing it down.
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Car Park with Cones © Anne Burgess cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
A less than scenic corner of the docks.
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Rodney Street Liverpool © Arthur C Harris :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Number 35 Rodney Street, dating from 1783 - 1784, plaque on the wall states this was the first house to be erected on Rodney Street on a site leased by William Roscoe.
Source: geograph.org.uk
Glenlough Camp Site © Anne Burgess :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
When the TT season starts, camping sites pop up like mushrooms all over the island, but in early May this was the nearest one to Douglas.
Source: geograph.org.uk
Meayll Chambered Cairn (1) © Anne Burgess :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
The cairn is of a very unusual, if not unique, design, with six pairs of tombs, each pair separated by an entrance passageway, round the circumference of the circle. [[[7493599]]]
Source: geograph.org.uk
Weardale Way approaching Croxdale © Chris Heaton :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
NZ2537 :: Weardale Way approaching Croxdale, near to Sunderland Bridge, County Durham, England by Chris Heaton
Source: geograph.org.uk