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From Three Seasons Around France: Summer by Scott Anderson & Rachael Anderson

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Marjory Sword commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

I might have needed one after all that climbing!

2 years ago
Marjory Sword commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

This looks like a Vermeer painting!

2 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

Looks like the critter, alright. And they were both white and blue. White was the more unusual.

2 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

Looks like it.

https://www.naturespot.org.uk/species/giant-bellflower

2 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

My thought was also "rubber" fence.

Gotta scratch that itch?

2 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Polly Low on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

What great insider information! It’s a shame I didn’t know in advance or I well might have done some project work here.

2 years ago
marilyn swett commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

Looks like a fixer upper to me!

2 years ago
marilyn swett commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

What an innovative use of a former phone booth!

2 years ago
marilyn swett commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

Cool! An old church along with an old cemetery.

2 years ago
Polly Low commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

So, if you tell anyone in the UK that you've been to Barnard Castle, there's a pretty good chance that they'll respond by asking you if you needed to test your eyesight (a reference to this incident during the first covid lockdown, involving our soon-to-be-ex-PM's then right-hand man): https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2020/dec/17/people-wont-forget-dominic-cummings-visit-barnard-castle-learns-to-live-with-notoriety (There's even a commemorative beer, for your Project!)

2 years ago
Polly Low commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

I apologise, on behalf of my country (and County - the delay in fixing the bridge is Durham County Council's fault, I think!), for this. There were, once upon a time, some NCN diversion signs (which sent you east, and over the bridge at Winston, before heading west again; your solution is a better one, actually...), but I suspect they've all fallen over/been stolen/etc by now. The shortage of non-collapsing bridges over the Tees is a problem for cycle tourists in these parts (the next one downriver, at Gainford, has also been 'temporarily' closed for years and years...)

2 years ago
Polly Low commented on a photo in In Richmond: an OAB south

It looks like some sort of Pele Tower (or Bastle -- fortified farmhouse -- but it's a bit too far south for that), but I can't find it on any of the various Pele Tower Fansites, and the big archway thing is mysterious. A puzzle!

2 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Graham Finch on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

That was my first idea too but thought there might be some other explanation.

2 years ago
Graham Finch commented on a photo in In Richmond: Egglestone Abbey

I would think it' s just sheep rubbing against the wire fence.

2 years ago
Leslie and Rob Cooke commented on In Richmond: an OAB south

Glad you are ok. The roads are so very narrow.

2 years ago