Man-made Landscape

St Abb's Lifeboat Station

The lifeboat station at St Abb's. Lifeboat is run as an the independent charity, outside of the RNLI - http://www.stabbslifeboat.org.uk/

Berwick Walls and Harbour

Berwick town walls and harbour. To the far left is Coxon's Tower and the lighthouse can be see to the far right. The walls are amongst the best preserved town defences in Britain.

Wintery Spittal II

The amusement arcade and sand covered promenade at Spittal after 3 days of snow and high winds caused by "The Beast From the East".

Wintery Spittal

The sand covered promenade at Spittal after 3 days of snow and high winds caused by "The Beast From the East".

Berwick Bridges and Harbour

Berwick's three main bridges over the Tweed - Old Bridge, Royal Tweed Bridge and Royal Border Bridge

Berwick Walls and Clock Tower

The town of Berwick viewed from across the harbour in Tweedmouth. The town walls were built in the 14th Century by Edward I to protect the town from the Scots.

Berwick Harbour

Reflections in the water at Berwick harbour seen from Tweedmouth.

Force Crag Mine

The disused Force Crag mine buildings. The mine was abandoned in 1991 and was the last working mine in the Lake District.

Force Crag Mine II

The disused Force Crag mine buildings. The mine was abandoned in 1991 and was the last working mine in the Lake District.

St Anne's Church

St Anne's church in Ancroft, 3 miles south of Berwick upon Tweed. The church was built at the end of the 11th century by the Holy Island monks.

Eckington Bridge

Eckington Bridge is a red sandstone bridge over the River Avon in Worcestershire. The current bridge was built in the 1720s and consists of six arches.

Bosphorus Sunset

A ferry sails into the sunset on the Bosphorus in Istanbul, Turkey.

Reflections

Reflections of buildings in mirrored office windows in Birmingham, UK.

Birnbeck Pier I

Birnbeck Pier, in Weston Supermare is the only pier in the UK which links the mainland to an island, Birnbeck Island. The pier has been closed to the public since 1994.

Haydarpasa cami

Haydarpasa mosque, as viewed from the ferry to Kadikoy.

The Grand Pier at Weston-super-Mare was originally opened in 1904. It was damaged by fire in 1930 and again in July 2008 when it was completely destroyed. The new pier was rebuilt at a cost of £39 million. This picture was taken in July 2009, one year on from the fire and just over a year before its reopening on 23 October 2010.