Aqueduct crossing Tarnsyke Clough © Tim Heaton cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
SD5956 :: Aqueduct crossing Tarnsyke Clough, near to Tarnbrook, Lancashire, England by Tim Heaton
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Single-railed foot bridge © T Eyre :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
This narrow foot bridge over Ingleby Beck only has a rail on one side.
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Gate into the Church grounds © DS Pugh :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Looking towards the Church of St. John the Baptist in Hunsingore.
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Big tree stump in Medomsley village © Robert Graham :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Cut down tree beside the former railway walk on the east side of the village.
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Daffodils along Tollerton Road © DS Pugh cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Looking along the grass verge between the A19 and huby.
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Towards Felton Farm © Ian Capper :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
A low sun highlighting puddles in a field north of Felton Farm, some of the buildings of which can be seen in the right background.
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The Big Egg Hunt, Exchange Square © David Dixon :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
SJ8398 :: The Big Egg Hunt, Exchange Square, near to Manchester, England by David Dixon
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Path through woodland strip © Jim Smillie :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Heading down towards Bo'ness
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A890 in Glencarron © Steven Brown cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
NH0550 :: A890 in Glencarron, near to Craig, Highland, Scotland by Steven Brown
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River Ouse near Bishopthorpe © DS Pugh cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
Looking across the River Ouse where a footpath from Bishopthorpe Road meets the river.
United Kingdom Great Britain River Ouse Bishopthorpe Road Drainage Primary Subject Automatic Clusters
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