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Photos by corrie777 : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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Dipak Majumdar said:

I am not sure that this a photo of Bamburgh


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EVAN MONACO said:

I was here many years ago. The people were so kind to me.


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widomski said:

where to look for deaf house club.demonstration wants .


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chasamboy said:

You have captured the beauty of the Falls (Rapids.) One can almost hear the laughter of the descending water and smell the mint growing on the banks. Chasamboy Chuck Amboy Okemos MI USA


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HistoryMan said:

This is actually a photo of the vallum, not the wall.

There were two ditches running alongside the wall. The one to the north, V-shaped and very steep-sided (and planted with gorse bushes) was to keep out the picts.

The one to the south (the vallum) was used to deliniate the military zone. It is wider with a flat bottom, and has a mound (berm) to the north and south of it. There were frequent (controlled) crossing points of the vallum.

For much of the way between Newcastle and Houseteads, the wall actually forms the foundations of the B6319 (the Military Road - built in the 18C, as opposed to the Military Way - a Roman road running between the Wall and the Vallum.

Being a local, we had numerous school trips to the wall and know the history pretty well. Hope this helps!


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Yank in Dixie said:

Another yellow star Corrie! Wonderful dramatic shot.


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Yank in Dixie said:

A lovely shot on what looks like a very nice evening! Nice soft muted colors. Greetings from the States. Bruce


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tuutster said:

great picture! the low cost verry is verry handy when you are to late for the big ferry, and it's a real adventure. the old lifevest are all gifts, not verry safe but it's for the idee:D


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