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Photo of Covehithe by: Ian Tosh

Bacon Roll's
"I love this picture! What a ham!!! No pun intended!!! LOL" - Cathy E.(4th March 2009)

Photo of Streatley by: Allan Rostron

The Beetle and Wedge hotel
"Oh, to be the other half" - Bpeters(4th March 2009)

Photo of Streatley by: Allan Rostron

The Beetle and Wedge hotel
"Lovely pic Allan ... great reflections and what a great place to stay." - Sue Bristo(4th March 2009)

Photo of Belvoir Castle by: Gary Shield

Belvoir Castle
"Well caught sir! Makes me want to climb in the car & head for Grantham & Belvoir Castle. " - Rod Burkey(4th March 2009)

Photo of Mam Tor by: Gary Shield

Mam Tor in the snow
"What a great shot. " - Rod Burkey(4th March 2009)

Photo of Streatley by: Allan Rostron

The Beetle and Wedge hotel
"Oh, to be taking tea on the terrace! Lovely." - Barbara Shoemaker(4th March 2009)

Photo of Navenby by: Marilyn Harris

Mrs Smith's Cottage
"Marilyn, what a lovely picture! Do you suppose she still climbed the step ladder to the bedrooms at age 102?" - Barbara Shoemaker(4th March 2009)

Photo of Dunstall by: Ruth Barnes

Dunstall Church
"Fantastic! I love the shadow from the tree too, looks a great church to visit" - Gary Shield(4th March 2009)

Photo of Bamburgh by: James Carter

Bamburgh Castle.
"great shot and worth the effort. Past photography was always a bit of a hit and miss affair. new digital photography allows you to see the result right away and retake before the subject dissapears, thus allowing anyone interested to get involved, not a bad thing I say." - lancashirelove(4th March 2009)

Photo of by:

"The cottage on the right was called Plum Tree Cottage during the 60s and was owned by 'Aunt Nan', who let it out to family and friends for holidays, while she lived in an ancient, static caravan at the end of the garden. My family stayed there several times during the 60s. It's all old beams and white plaster inside, and has a long garden ending with an osier bed and the bank of the Waveney, where I learned to fish! We don't have a photo of it for some strange reason so I am delighted to find it here." - Jenny Harrington(4th March 2009)

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