StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: archway

Look closely at the front of this house - the two semi-circular arches suggest that it has been rebuilt from a hemmel. A hemmel is a Northumberland farm building, usually single story, with arches giving access to the sheltered area inside. Frequently used for implements or for hay / winter feed / lambing. Sometimes located out in the fields, rather than in the main farmyard. {Byres are for the animals}

This may be the internal face of this side of the now ruined church, judging by the shape of the windows.

Large archway - rounded & not pointed, and making out the keystone has meant counting stones.

One small "romanesque" [?] archway.