The CC Trig Point bagger thread, now incorporating other interesting geographs

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A Vanessa above Glentromie
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New flagpoles/flags, between the main entrance, & Rowan House (ex Trust HQ)



There's the Union Flag, a NHS, & a rainbow

Curiously there's no White Rose flag, given that it was part of the logo & it's the Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust
Maybe I should offer Martin (the soon to be retiring Chief Executive) my White Rose flag?

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Saturday 26th

Hall Lane (which is just off the B1222 (I can't find a road name for that, but I've always called it Sherburn Lane)
Newthorpe
(between Sherburn-in-Elmet & Ledsham)

The Leeds - Selby - Goole line passes over this bridge
The quarry was worked for the small band of Limestone that came to the surface there

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In the map below the image, the blue road is the 'new' A1, seen here between jct 42 (south; 'Selby Fork', A63) & jct 43 (north; 'Hook Moor', where the M1 joins it)
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3724603


This is the defunct quarry next to the junction; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2736305

This outcrop is on the junction
Gorse Lane, my usual route home, if I've called at Squires for a brew, is seen leaving the B1222, to the right
https://www.squires-cafe.co.uk/

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We'll be in Northumberland for a week, from Sat 3rd - Sat 10th
I'm hoping to amass quite a few images

However......
This time it's not just SWMBO & myself, but;
SWMBO (aka Senior Management)
Daughter
Father-in-law
Daughters boyfriend

We're not taking the BWSOW, but are self-catering in a house on the old Great North Road, in Felton :whistle:
I've already been warned about milestone photographs/any reminders that it was the GNR, but will be allowed freedom on at least one day
 
Saturday 26th

Cawood Castle
The gatehouse is the only remnant, the brink range is later, but still of 14th century construction

This was where Thomas Wolsey was arrested for treason, by Henry 8th, due to failing to secure him a divorce from Catherine of Aragorn
He was due to travel to London, probably for execution, but never reached there, dying en-route

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https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101132508-gatehouse-cawood#.YNrUibuSnIV
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/351352
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Wolsey#Downfall_and_death


https://www.landmarktrust.org.uk/news-and-events/latest-news/wolsey-and-cawood-history/
You can rent it, as a 'holiday home'; https://www.landmarktrust.org.uk/search-and-book/properties/cawood-castle-6033/#Overview
 

Badger_Boom

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We'll be in Northumberland for a week, from Sat 3rd - Sat 10th
I'm hoping to amass quite a few images

However......
This time it's not just SWMBO & myself, but;
SWMBO (aka Senior Management)
Daughter
Father-in-law
Daughters boyfriend

We're not taking the BWSOW, but are self-catering in a house on the old Great North Road, in Felton :whistle:
I've already been warned about milestone photographs/any reminders that it was the GNR, but will be allowed freedom on at least one day
Felton is nice little place. I was up there with work a couple of years ago. Highways England are just beginning the process of upgrading the last bits of singler carriageway A1 between Morpeth and Ellingham.
 
Felton is nice little place. I was up there with work a couple of years ago. Highways England are just beginning the process of upgrading the last bits of singler carriageway A1 between Morpeth and Ellingham.
We've been through before (Oct 2019), the old bridge over the River Coquet was a renown bottleneck on 'The Great North Road'
 
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