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Kiss.
Canal reflections.
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).
Rook (Corvus frugilegus).
Tudor fireplace (16th Century).
Rainbow after the storm.
York Minster (West side).
York Minster (South side).
York Minster (North-East side).
Storm over Pendle.
Wooden bear.
Canal view.
Nature's gold.
Woodland wild-flowers.
Ducklings (Mallard).
Industrial reflections.
Wood pigeon in flight.
Ducklings (Mallard).
Winter sunrise.
Summer days.
Woodland Sorceress.
Newcastle Cathedral church of St. Nicholas.
Double trouble.
King of Scandinavia: Newcastle.
Haunted hotel, York.
"Queen of Heaven" Isis.
Gateshead: Millennium Bridge.
Are we there yet ?
Hiking in the Lake District National Park.
Steam-powered winding engine.
"Flying Scotsman" undergoing maintenance at York R…
Quietly waiting.
Farne Islands ferry "Glad Tidings".
Lily pond.
Security overload.
Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos).
"Old Pendle".
"Portia": Farne Islands ferry near Seahouses, UK.
Men and their toys.
Japanese "Bullet" train.
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Bridge House, Ambleside.
Bridge House is possibly the most photographed building in the Lake District National Park and a popular subject for many artists, including Turner. A tiny building, originally an apple store for nearby Ambleside Hall, it was built over Stock Beck to escape Land Tax.
At one time a family with six children lived here in the two rooms !!
Bridge House was built more than 300 years ago. The building was purchased by local people in 1926 and given to the National Trust. It is now used as an information centre for the National Trust and is part of the Trust's Windermere and Troutbeck property.
Camera: Olympus Camedia C-1 (Low resolution photo, only 1.3 megapixels).
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At one time a family with six children lived here in the two rooms !!
Bridge House was built more than 300 years ago. The building was purchased by local people in 1926 and given to the National Trust. It is now used as an information centre for the National Trust and is part of the Trust's Windermere and Troutbeck property.
Camera: Olympus Camedia C-1 (Low resolution photo, only 1.3 megapixels).
www.ipernity.com/group/england
Marie-claire Gallet, Eunice Perkins, StoneRoad2013, HelenaPF and 12 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Thank you for sharing :-))
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Wonderful photo !
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Thanks for the explanation !
Not only Flickr
After the winter floods in 2015/16 I was pleasantly surprised to find this, and the bridge still standing.
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