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Saltburn Pier side view
Saltburn-on-Sea Beach Huts
Flying the flag.
Fences at Saltburn.
Skinningrove
Heron in flight at Delph
The Trossachs of Scotland: Mist in May
Greylag Geese (Anser anser)
The Trossachs of Scotland: Queen Elizabeth Forest…
Scotch mist
The Trossachs: Loch Ard with Ben Lomond.
Queen Elizabeth Forest Park tree lichen
Loch Ard, near The Narrows
HBM - Picnic bench at the lochan
The Classic - Loch Ard with Ben Lomond.
The Trossachs: The old row boat on Loch Ard.
Trossachs National Park. - A hike from Aberfoye
Spring morning in Scotland
Towards the Mentheith Hills from the Duke’s Pass.
The Trossachs – The Duke’s Pass looking to the Be…
Memories of Staithes
A seat on Staithes Beck.
Staithes –the back way in.
Saltburn Cliff lift
Ennerdale Water and its Weir
Across the waters
Ennerdale looking East
Angler's Crag. Ennerdale Water
Tree on Ennerdale
Ennerdale Water to the west.
An Ennerdale Tree
A breath of fresh air!
A glance at Ennerdale Water
Carrbrook reservoir
St Anne's Church and memories.
HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. In memory
April stroll
An April glow
A look over Ennerdale Bridge
Springtime in Oldham
A Primula in Winter
HBM -An April's Winter bench
Port Mulgrave, its rust and history
Fishing Hut of Port Mulgrave
Living on the wild side of Port Mulgrave
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A portrait of Saltburn-by-the-Sea
Saltburn, a seaside resort on our East coast just south of Redcar. Today it is a place where tourist flock in warm weather to sit on its beautiful beach, walk the long pier and also ride the popular Victorian cliff lift on its 120 feet ascent/decent (see PiP). There is even a very nice Italian garden here but I shall leave it up to the visitors to investigate that. Here we see the front promenade with the lift from the far end of the pier and showing parts of the main town above. Another pip shows the opposite end of the pier that was entered in our HFF group some weeks back.
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