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Dunseverick Castle
Our reservoirs today
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Bamburgh Castle at sunset
Lindisfarne Castle from the Abbey
Dunluce Castle looking east
Dunluce Castle
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Dovestones in drought conditions
HBM - A seat at Craster
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Arnside Station view
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Kendal Castle under the stars
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A view from Fairbourne
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View towards the Giants Causeway
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Homage to the Sweet pea
Storm waves at Ballintoy
Football Saturday
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Sea fret at Bamburgh, Northumbria
A first walk for us in bright weather on this long beach backed by large sand dunes. Within minutes our vision is dampened by this mist that swirls around us. Just as quickly it disappears again leaving us to think ‘what happened there!’
Sea-fret: a peculiar phenomenon which takes the edge off our warm summer days here in the North East – and it can be so thick and dark so as to appear like smoke. Officially known as "coastal fog" by weather experts and is caused by warm air condensing over the cold.
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Sea-fret: a peculiar phenomenon which takes the edge off our warm summer days here in the North East – and it can be so thick and dark so as to appear like smoke. Officially known as "coastal fog" by weather experts and is caused by warm air condensing over the cold.
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Cheers. Herb
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