Arley Hall in Cheshire has been in the same family since the late 15th Century, although the current hall was built in the 1830’s/1840’s. Fans of the BBC drama “Peaky Blinders” may recognise the house as Tommy Shelby’s home from series three onwards.
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A few shots of a visit to Formby Point a few weeks ago, with it’s beautiful mix of beach, sand dunes and woodland:
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A gallery of all the images from my recent Pembrokeshire posts, shared in one place for you to enjoy again:
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A few shots of our pre-lockdown trip to the Welsh Wildlife Centre near Cardigan, including a difficult to spot Dragonfly and a couple of shots of a Kingfisher that I am particularly proud of:
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Below is a gallery of all the images from our trip to Finland over Christmas – bought together in one place for you to enjoy again:
A few shots from our 4 hour snow-shoeing trek in the beautiful forests that surround Inari in northern Finland.
If 4 hours sounds a lot, it wasn’t really….especially when you consider that some of this was spent cooking and eating lunch around the campfire.
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This iconic avenue of 18th century beech trees known as the Dark Hedges is only a few miles inland from the Causeway Coast in North Antrim, Northern Ireland. Fans of the brilliant HBO series “Game of Thrones” may well recognise this location as The Kingsroad:
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