Union Flag, Kielder Castle

Industrial

Geese in flight at dusk

Watchful eye

Moon jellyfish (dead)

Hundreds of jellyfish were washed ashore in Northumberland during heavy weather in September. Most of them seemed to be moon jellyfish like these. Moon jellyfish are harmless to humans.

Daubed planks

Old pumps

Lindisfarne (Holy Island), Northumberland

Le grand château

This photo makes me think of a French château, but it's actually another view of Lindisfarne castle.
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Lindisfarne Castle #2

Lindisfarne Castle

Lindisfarne (Holy Island), Northumberland
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Lobster pots #2

I know I've posted a very similar photo before, but I felt this was slightly better.
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Sandstone erosion

The cement has remained intact, which is more than can be said for the bricks!

Rays

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Two gulls and a rock pool

Adult and juvenile gulls, Northumberland

Directions

Weather vane on a small lighthouse at the end of the pier at Seahouses Harbour, Northumberland

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Longstone Lighthouse

Longstone Island, Northumberland

This is the lighthouse from which Grace Darling and her father launched their small fishing coble to rescue the remaining members of the crew of the wrecked Forfarshire during a storm in 1838. It is an incredible story and well worth reading about.


Grace Darling was 22 years old when she risked her life in an open boat to help the survivors of the wrecked SS Forfarshire on 7 September 1838. With her father, she rowed for over a mile through raging seas to reach them. The courage that Grace and her family showed on that day is now legendary.
Source: http://www.rnli.org.uk/who_we_are/the_heritage_trust/grace_darling_museum

See also:
Wikipedia article
Britain Unlimited article

If you ever have the chance to see the actual fishing coble which Grace had to keep still on the very rough sea, you realise how much strength, skill and courage she must have had. It is certainly very awe-inspiring.

I spilled the paint!

I dropped the paint bucket down the cliff...

Actually, Wikipedia informs me that they are calcium carbide deposits. I thought it was rather a lot for bird droppings, even during nesting season!

Unity

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Misty wheat

Touching clouds