Sheep fording the River Eden © David Robinson :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
NY7704 :: Sheep fording the River Eden, near to Nateby, Cumbria, England by David Robinson
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A sea of oilseed rape near Muckton © Jonathan Thacker :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
TF3881 :: A sea of oilseed rape near Muckton, near to Muckton, Lincolnshire, England by Jonathan Thacker
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Track through woodland near Aviemore © Malc McDonald :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
A track through woodland near Aviemore, in the Highlands of Scotland. This area lies within the Cairngorms National Park.
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Lakeshore at the eastern end © DS Pugh :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Looking across the lake from the eastern end of the lake on Heslington East.
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Traquair Parish Church © Russel Wills cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Although this 18th century Category B listed building is not on the original site of the older buildings, it still marks an area that has seen over 900 years of continuous Christian worship. http://itwcos.org/churches/traquair-kirk/
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Entrance to path © Jim Smillie cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Sign points way to Dunskey Glen 3/4 mile
Dumfries And Galloway United Kingdom United Kingdom General Dunskey Glen Leisure Primary Subject Automatic Clusters
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Woodland, Dundas Castle © Richard Webb cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
NT1276 :: Woodland, Dundas Castle, near to Queensferry, Edinburgh, Scotland by Richard Webb
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M1 near Hollinthorpe, looking North © Stephen Craven cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Towards junction 46 (Swillington).
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Wath, track to Sigsworth Grange © Mel Towler :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
There is a pivot benchmark cut into a low stone in the drystone wall on the east side of the lane.
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