HEXHAM – TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – H251H
HEXHAM – TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – H251H
£45.00–£475.00
Dawn on an early spring day in the Abbey Grounds in Hexham in Northumberland. Across the Park is Hexham Abbey with a backdrop of a colourful sunrise.
HEXHAM – TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – H362A
Hadrian's Wall Country, Tynedale
Hexham in Tynedale, Northumberland, during the annual Christmas Street Market. Hexham Market Place with its historic Shambles is dominated by Hexham Abbey.
£45.00–£250.00
HAYDON BRIDGE – SOUTH TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – ST208.10
Hadrian's Wall Country, South Tynedale
Haydon Bridge is a small village to the east of Hexham built around a wide, shallow section of the River South Tyne. In the autumn it is a good place to see salmon making their way up river.
£45.00–£475.00
HAYDON BRIDGE – SOUTH TYNEDALE – ST208.5
Hadrian's Wall Country, South Tynedale
The River South Tyne on a blustery early autumn morning in South Tynedale, Northumberland. Like so many rivers with sources deep into northern hills the normally benign river can become a raging torrent in hours.
£45.00–£250.00
ALLEN BANKS – SOUTH TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – AB250E
Hadrian's Wall Country, South Tynedale
The River Allen in South Tynedale, Northumberland, has a double bend which is popular with families and a place where children can safely play in the water. I don't think they would on a day like this.
£45.00–£475.00
FEATHERSTONE CASTLE – SOUTH TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – ST527
Hadrian's Wall Country, South Tynedale
Featherstone Castle on the banks of the River South Tyne in Northumberland was originally built in the 17th century. Its current manifestation as a castle has evolved after being modified by a succession of owners.
£45.00–£475.00
EAST ALLENDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – EA600
Hadrian's Wall Country, The Allen Dales
Allenheads claims to be the highest village in England. It was a centre of lead mining for centuries with a population many times greater than now. Today it is a small, peaceful village but there are still signs of its proud heritage. It has its own story portrayed in its Heritage centre. It is also has a ski club active when the weather permits.
£45.00–£475.00
BLANCHLAND – HEXHAMSHIRE – TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – HS500E
Hadrian's Wall Country, Tynedale
Blanchland is a short distance south of Hexham in the beautiful scenery of the upper reaches of the River Derwent which constitutes the county border with County Durham.
£45.00–£250.00
ALLEN BANKS – SOUTH TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBRLAND – AB351C
Hadrian's Wall Country, South Tynedale
An amazing bright and colourful Autumn day at Allen Banks in South Tynedale, Northumberland, high above the Allen Gorge. The River Allen can just be seen at the bottom of the gorge.
£45.00–£250.00
CORBRIDGE – TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – T810H
Hadrian's Wall Country, Tynedale
Corbridge is an attractive small town on the banks of the River Tyne in Northumberland. It has the Roman Station Corstopitum (aka Coria) with its museum of Roman life. This a good place to see the layout of a Roman Fort.
£45.00–£475.00
EAST ALLENDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – EA411C
Hadrian's Wall Country, The Allen Dales
An iconic North Pennine view at Keenley Church near Allendale Town in Northumberland across to farm buildings.
£45.00–£475.00
HEXHAM – TYNEDALE – NORTHUMBERLAND – H313B
Hadrian's Wall Country, Tynedale
Hexham is by most standards a small market town but its location in a large very sparsely populated area gives it an important role as a social and commercial centre.
£45.00–£475.00
SOUTH TYNEDALE RAILWAY – ALSTON – SOUTH TYNEDALE – CUMBRIA – ST895a
Hadrian's Wall Country, South Tynedale
The South Tynedale Railway is a narrow gauge railway with its old fashion station in Alston in Cumbria. Its route closely follows the River South Tyne through the beautiful iconic North Pennine scenery of South Tynedale.
£45.00–£475.00