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St Donnan's Church, Cleadale, Eigg
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Eigg - Cleadale
St Donnan's Roman Catholic Church, Cleadale, Eigg
02 September 2016
St Donnan's Church, Cleadale, Eigg
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Eigg - Cleadale
St Donnan's Roman Catholic Church, Cleadale, Eigg
02 September 2016
Church on Sanday, Canna
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Mallaig to Eigg via Rum Canna and Muck
Roman Catholic Church Of St Edward The Confessor, Sanday, Canna
27 August 2016
St Donnan's Church graveyard, Kildonnan, Eigg
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Eigg - Kildonnan
St Donnan's Church graveyeard, Kildonnan, Eigg, a medieval burial ground with probably a 16th century church.
01 September 2016
St Donnan's Church, Kildonnan, Eigg
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Eigg - Kildonnan
St Donnan's Church, Kildonnan, Eigg, a medieval burial ground with probably a 16th century church.
01 September 2016
St Donnan's Church, Kildonnan, Eigg
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Eigg - Kildonnan
Looking from St Donnan's Church, Kildonnan, Eigg, a medieval burial ground with probably a 16th century church, to the cross shaft and concrete replacement cross typical of the 14th and 15th centuries in Iona.
01 September 2016
Coll Parish Church
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Coll - Arinagour
Coll Parish Church, dating from 1907, Arinagour, Coll, with Loch Eatharna and Ben More, Mull behind.
27 April 2014
The Roman bridge south of Piercebridge, North Yorkshire
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England - Northumbria and Durham
The Roman bridge south of Piercebridge, North Yorkshire. The River Tees then ran south of its current channel. The large blocks were probably scattered in a flood, and very likely some would be used as building material after the bridge collapsed. The Roman road which crossed the Tees here was Dere Street, which ran from York past the fort at Piercebridge to the Antonine Wall in central Scotland.
07 May 2024
The Roman bridge south of Piercebridge, North Yorkshire
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England - Northumbria and Durham
The Roman bridge south of Piercebridge, North Yorkshire. The River Tees then ran south of its current channel. Here you can see a bridge abutment made of stone, which formed a solid base for the wooden bridge superstructure. The Roman road which crossed the Tees here was Dere Street, which ran from York past the fort at Piercebridge to the Antonine Wall in central Scotland.
07 May 2024
The Roman bridge south of Piercebridge, North Yorkshire
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England - Northumbria and Durham
The Roman bridge south of Piercebridge, North Yorkshire. The River Tees then ran south of its current channel. The large blocks were probably scattered in a flood, and very likely some would be used as building material after the bridge collapsed. The Roman road which crossed the Tees here was Dere Street, which ran from York past the fort at Piercebridge to the Antonine Wall in central Scotland.
