After six weeks of exploring Scotland,
it was time to start making our way down to
Hadrian's Wall.
Sycamore Gap at Hadrian's Wall.
We were there two weeks after the Sycamore tree
was cut down by vandals. The day we were there they
were preparing to lift the tree off Hadrian's Wall.
Roman ruins at Vindolanda.
Vindolanda. We found out about these great ruins
by talking to some locals at Hadrian's Wall.
Whitby Abbey.
First edition copy of Dracula published in 1897
signed by Bram Stoker in 1901.
Whitby Abbey Museum.
York Minster.
We climbed 275 steps to the top of York Minster,
York's highest point at 60 metres high.
The Shambles, York.
The Shop That Must Not Be Named.
For all your wands, robes and brooms!
The Shambles, York.
York Ghost Merchants.
The Shambles, York.
People were queuing for over an hour and half
to buy one of these unique handmade ghosts!
Yorkshire Dales.
including the Bridge House.
It was lovely to finally see it for real.
Our view at Meathop Fell campsite.
We couldn't get into the caravan park due to a
big caravan show in town but the farmer at
Hatton Farm World let us camp there.
7 comments:
Your photos are wonderful Christine - how special to document what an amazing trip you both had. xx
My gosh, that is one huge pumpkin!!! Oh, I love the photos of York and I'm intrigued by those shops!! Hadrians Wall - lol I've only seen it as a virtual walking trek and didn't think much until I see it in your photos ...... guess things need to mean something in the first place! What an awesome time you both had!!
Great photos.
What lovely memories. Everywhere is so picturesque and isn’t it amazing to see for real places we have known of for ever. Beautiful photos as always.
Absolutely awesome!
That bridge house is cool.......
I was thinking about the bridge house. It is super neat, and I know arches are very strong, but interesting to live where people can walk under your house.
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