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Digital Photoraphy by Norman MacKillop
May 2013
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northofthetyne is exhibiting at the Arts Festival this year. Please come and say hello
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Ingram Valley - Linhope Spout
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| Roadside Daffodils, Brandon, Northumberland |
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| Greensidehill Farmstead, Ingram Valley, Northumberland
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| "Grit for Road" sign. It flutterd and tinkled in the wind. On my return journey it had righted itself. (note the well worn slot in the sign.) There was no grit !, Ingram Valley, Northumberland |
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There was lots of activity going on around Hartside Farm, Ingram Valley, Northumberland |
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| The farmer at Hartside Farm with the youngest of his many Border Collies. Ingram Valley, Northumberland |
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| Between Hartside and Linhope, a view south to the Valley of the Shank Burn with Wether Law behind. Ingram Valley, Northumberland |
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| The Linhope Burn running under the high bridge in Linhope hamlet. The name Linhope signifies "the valley of the waterfall". Ingram Valley, Northumberland |
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| It is a simple and pleasant walk from Linhope hamlet to the "Spout". Ingram Valley, Northumberland |
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| Linhope Spout, the falls are measured at 56Ft (17.07Metres), Ingram Valley. Northumberland |
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The Linhope Burn above the Spout making its way down from the foothills of the Cheviots. This was my luchtime view. Sand Martins were making nests and in the sandy bank (middle right) Ingram Valley. Northumberland |
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