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"Queen of Heaven" Isis.
Haunted hotel, York.
King of Scandinavia: Newcastle.
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Woodland Sorceress.
Summer days.
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Bridge House, Ambleside.
Kiss.
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Magpie (Pica pica).
Pendle Water.
Sunlight on Pendle Hill.
Barrowford: The lock-keeper's cottage and boats.
Wycoller Hall.
View from Malham Cove (See Notes).
Lily pond.
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Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos).
"Old Pendle".
"Portia": Farne Islands ferry near Seahouses, UK.
Men and their toys.
Japanese "Bullet" train.
Angel of the North.
Pendle Hill.
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Barrowford Locks. HFF
Reaching for the stars.
View from the top of Malham Cove.
View from Pendle Hill, looking South-East.
Winter on the canal.
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Winter in Raven's Clough Wood, Brierfield.
Roughlee.....The Old Hall
Malham Cove.
Winter on the canal 2.
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End of the line (1 of 3).
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Farne Islands ferry "Glad Tidings".
One of the Ferry fleet, "Glad Tidings", which runs between the coastal town of Seahouses and the nearby Farne Islands. The islands are home to many species of birds and thousands of Grey Seals (and they are the former home of at least 3 Saints).
The Islands are also famous for their association with Grace Darling (see 1st link below) who, with her lighthouse-keeper father William, saved the lives of 9 people in 1838 when the ship "Forfarshire" went aground and split apart on nearby rocks during a violent storm. Despite weather which was too severe for the Seahouses lifeboat to be launched, Grace and her father rowed to the wreck in a small boat and managed to save the survivors.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Darling
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farne_islands
The Islands are also famous for their association with Grace Darling (see 1st link below) who, with her lighthouse-keeper father William, saved the lives of 9 people in 1838 when the ship "Forfarshire" went aground and split apart on nearby rocks during a violent storm. Despite weather which was too severe for the Seahouses lifeboat to be launched, Grace and her father rowed to the wreck in a small boat and managed to save the survivors.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Darling
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farne_islands
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