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Eurasian chaffinch,
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Spires and Turbines.
Lunch Break,
Autumn leaves and Spring Blossom
River Oude,
Dog Paddle!
The Cobb, HWW!
Elitzabeth and Gertude,
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Island Link!
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Abbey Ruins.
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When I grow Up
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On the Hill
Misty Evening, (2 notes)
Ashton Windmill
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Holy Walls
The Priory ruins on The Holy Island of Lindisfarne in this image from 2018,
In 635AD Saint Aidan came from Iona and chose to found his monastery on the island
This Island is off of the Northeast Coast of Northumberland, accessed by a One Mile tidal causeway, which is covered by the North Sea twice daily, therefore a study of tide times is required for a safe crossing.
HWW and a large view is probably best!
More information en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindisfarne
In 635AD Saint Aidan came from Iona and chose to found his monastery on the island
This Island is off of the Northeast Coast of Northumberland, accessed by a One Mile tidal causeway, which is covered by the North Sea twice daily, therefore a study of tide times is required for a safe crossing.
HWW and a large view is probably best!
More information en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindisfarne
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How much of it is felt still today ?
I wonder why we have all this chance, to know that past.
over the centuries folk have managed the history and maintained the ruins, thankfully for us!
A splendid image.........and a fascinating link..!!
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