River Names of Britain
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The River Tyne boasts a number of bridges as it passed through the city of Newcastle, including some which are now iconic of the city's heritage and identity, as well as its engineering legacy.
The truly iconic Tyne Bridge, with its huge, curving central arch, is a symbol of the city, the Victorian swing bridge is just gorgeous, and the High Level Bridge still carries the main east coast railway line that links London to Edinburgh, still doing its job many decades after construction (that era of engineers built to last). You can also see the slimmer, elegant arch of the modern Gateshead Millennium Bridge further downriver, by the Baltic gallery.
I took these from the top of the keep in the castle which once gave the city its name. It is a long, long climb up winding, stone stairs inside the fortitied tower, but well worth it as you are allowed access to the roof of the keep, which gives 360 degree views across the city, including affording me these overhead views of the bridges (and I made good use of the big zoom too!)
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Returning home from Dundee - at one point the train trundles along the Fife coast, which at some points affords terrific views right across the mighty Firth of Forth to Edinburgh on the southern shore, the distinctive, geological bulk of Arthur's Seat clearly visible behind. Quick snap through the train window.
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Some more older pics I found in folders, that for some reason I hadn't sorted and uploaded (must have been a busy month!).
These were all shot around Portobello in May of 2018 (ah, the pre-Covid days, no social distancing or masks!). Some people watching snaps of people enjoying the beach, the Promenade, getting coffee from The Little Green Van (a regular weekend fixture at Porty, they even have little cushions you can borrow to use sitting on the nearby sea wall while having your coffee!), just all enjoying being by the coast.
One of the many nice things about Edinburgh - you have ancient, historic city centre, but you can also go hill-walking on Arthur's Seat (a huge extinct volcano in a royal park in the middle of town) or even for a beach walk, all without leaving the city's boundaries.
Rather lucky spot from my local supermarket. It looked in rather good condition considering its age and the type of car it is. It was driven by an elderly gentleman. He has owned it since December 2000. Plz comment
the plum pool,at the meetings of the river slitrig, and the river teviot, good salmon sea trout river. with the albert bridge-built in1865, also known as the sandbed brig, burns club brig, and the thrie airch brig. building on the right hawick burns club, building on left the bridge house, building behind brig, the orrock halls, trees mostly lime, ash, sycamore, and willow. hawick,also known as the grey auld toon. scottish borders, scotland.
on a rare sunny 2008 summers morning, the skippers brig, built 1693, widened 1807. looking down stream, river esk (border esk) langholm, dumfriesshire, scotland. view large
People enjoying a winter stroll on Porty Beach - the winter sun is so low in the sky here at this time of year, that the buildings along the Promenade cast long shadows, so only the strip of beach along the shoreline was actually directly in the light, and what lovely light for taking pics!
Another shot looking across the Forth (from Blackness Castle), lot of haze getting in the way so not best quality looking to the far side of the Forth, but how often do you see a massive aircraft carrier being topped out?
This is the second of the new Queen Elizabeth class of aircraft carriers for the Royal Navy - HMS Queen Elizabeth sailed down from here, barely fitting under the great Forth Rail Bridge last year, HMS Prince of Wales has been named and launched, but is still being finished off. She's the seventh Royal Navy ship to bear this name, and coming in at 65,000 tons the two new carriers are the largest ever built for the Royal Navy. To put that in perspective the last HMS Prince of Wales was a huge WWII battleship (sunk by the Japanese in 1941), and she came in at "only" 44, 000 tons! That's an awful lot of ship...
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