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Nice pictures! It's good to see some other parts of England on here. It looks like there's a ton of history in Hexham and the countryside.
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Wow, I had no idea this town even existed. Brilliant shots. I like the gaol especially, not many buildings around from that time that aren't churches. :tup:
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Great stuff I am planning a trip up that way this summer I've always wanted to see Hadrian's wall.
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Thanks again for these shots and tour across that pretty town.
Hexham looks very nice and quiet. I like its architecture and green parks. It´s very pretty indeed. I´d like to visit someday. Congrats and greetings from Madrid, Spain!:tup: |
Great pictures. Small English villages are wonderful!
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Thanks for commenting, Hexham really seems to have it all.... in fact i'd quite like to move there!
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What? No vinyl-clad bungalows? How depressing. I digress...
Thanks for waking me up to the existence of Hadrian's Wall in England. I had no idea there was such a monumental relic of roman rule left in the country. In the Wiki article about it, there is speculation about it being covered in plaster to make it stand out over the landscape. A fascinating discovery for me. |
Beautiful pictures, and I love the Sycamore Gap shot - and the name. Very cool.
montréaliste, if you don't have much background in it, I highly recommend listening to The History of Rome podcast series. Brilliant stuff that will fill in all the important gaps you might have in core Western Civilization knowledge. Best podcast series I've ever listened to! |
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Great pics.
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Good stuff!
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Love the old stone structures!
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