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Berwick Bridge

Berwick Bridge

The oldest bridge to span the River Tweed at Berwick constructed 1611 - 1624

The oldest bridge to span the River Tweed at Berwick constructed 1611 - 1624
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Infinity

Seaham lighthouse and harbour being battered by the North Sea

Photograph taken February 1985 with my Praktica LTL

Not something I'd photograph but this is a glimpse of what's left from the 1920's Gentleman's urinals under the the bridge, closed late 80's so a pres

Eleven 'O' One who the locals call "Tommy" at Seaham, co Durham. The local man decided to make "Tommy" from Steel in hi

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Boom the explosion from the bottom

Made from Steel The Tees Transporter is a total of 851 feet (259.3 metres) in length which makes it the longest of those remaining Transporter Bridges

This Cliff lift replace the earlier lift which was constructed along with the pier around 1867 but demolished in 1883.
The new "Inclined Tramway" as o

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Berwick upon Tweed's Railway crossing of the River Tweed

Summer Pollination

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Above the 5 Quarter seam in Waldridge Fell, Co Durham.

Early December evening on the Tees

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