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Roseberry Topping Three Ways!

05-01-2024, 19:15

The title sounds a bit Cheffy ( A food item three ways !) IYSWIM

So here we have one of my local landmarks taken from three different locations on New Years day.

1. Middle of the road on the way to Great Ayton.

2. This image is from within the village of Great Ayton alongside the River Leven.

3. This image is from Church Lane Nunthorpe, with St Marys Church behind me. You may just be able to make out a monument to Captains James Cooks on the hilltop at the RHS.

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Trev B

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05-01-2024, 19:21

A great set Peter - love the first one, the road takes you there!

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07-01-2024, 08:22

Nice photos
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07-01-2024, 16:55

Great set, looks like you had good weather (for a change?)
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07-01-2024, 19:01

Another nice set Peter

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#6

07-01-2024, 22:51

Nice trio Peter but number two stands out for me - the viewpoint is spot-on.

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07-01-2024, 22:55

A super set of pics, first one for me too!

Ian

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08-01-2024, 18:08

Great photos showing a nice place.

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09-01-2024, 18:08

Thanks for all of the comments, much appreciated

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