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Boats, many and various in the harbour, Seahouses, Northumberland

On a glorious morning an excited queue makes its way onto the "Glad Tidings" for a trip round the Farne Islands, Seahouses, Northumberland

The rather bigger "Glad Tidings V" returning from its trip round the Farne Islands, Seahouses, Northumberland

Making way out of the harbour on their way to the Farnes, trippers get themselves organised on board, Seahouses, Northumberland

This is a working harbour and the"Sophie Dawn" crew is unloading their latest catch, Seahouses, Northumberland

Inside the lifeboat station the "Grace Darling" is gleaming. The walls of the station are decorated with boards commemorating the dates of historic rescues achieved by the boats and men from this location, Seahouses, Northumberland

Near the lifeboat station a family makes its plans as to what to go and see next, Seahouses, Northumberland

The dramatic statue "The Rescue" - presented to the Parish of North Sunderland and Seahouses by Country Life Homes and Seafield Caravan Park , stands near to the lifeboat station. Seahouses, Northumberland

A great view north from the harbour wall. Bamburgh castle to the left and the castle on Lindisfarne on the right in the distance. Seahouses, Northumberland

People love puffins! The proprietor of this shop would like to encourage you to take a reminder home. Seahouses, Northumberland

Coming from Alnwick at the road junction at Chirton Bank this big direction sign keeps the tourists going in the right direction, Seahouses, Northumberland

A Trip down the River Tyne

Looking west from inside the basin made between the Millenium Bridge and Tyne Bridge six of the bridges between Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead can be seen The King Edward Bridge and the Redheugh bridge are just visible through the Blue Metro Bridge. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear (the Tyne Bridges)

The boat taking us on our river cruise does a detour under the blinking Millenium Bridge before setting off down to the river mouth. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

A ship at the "Shepards Offshore" dock being loaded with enormous reels of cable. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

Stylish an elegant cranes against a darkening sky at the A&P Yard on the south bank. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

Sunday evening an Antarctic survey ship is moored at the A&P Yard on the south bank. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

One of the powerful tugs that operate assisting ships entering and leaving the river. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

I think these skeletal hobby-horse contrivances at Tyne Dock are for loading coal or some other ore but I'm prepared to be put right. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

Two of the great transporters "Pamela" and "City of Rotterdam" are loading vehicles built at the Nissan factory in Washington to take them to mainland Europe. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

Many little boats on the bend beyond Tyne Dock and opposite the Fish Quay in North Shields. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

The lifeboat "Spirit of Northumberland" moored at the North Shields station. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

The "Herd Groyne" an iconic light on the south shore near the mouth of the river. The Lighthouse was built in 1882 and shows a series of lights indicating directions to be taken upon entering the port's breakwater walls. This system of coloured lights replaced the 2 range or 'high and low' lights at South Shields that would have Shown safe passage by being aligned; these still exist in fantastic condition, with many original features. South Shields. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

A green channel marker buoy offering the safe line into the river. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

The South Pier is a very popular fishing spot. It seems that one young man has lost interest and has managed to climb above the doorway. River Tyne,Tyne and Wear

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2015 December November October Out and About( yorkshire/ Scotland). Whittingham Village September Garden Butterflies, Woodhorn Colliery (Weeping Window),Warkworth. August Allan Banks - Plankey Mill. Shillmoor Law. July Seahouses Harbour, A trip down the River Tyne June Spring blossom, Seaton Sluice. May Ellingham Chathill, Belsay Hall April Newbiggin by the Sea, Lindisfarne (Holy Island) March Simonside Hills, Belsay - Capheaton February Newton on the Moor, Guyzance, High Whittle. January Best of 2014, Bardon Mill 2