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Daron Brewood 🇬🇧

#ShotOniPhone #ukcountrypic #photography #Derbyshire #Bakewell

Back in time to September 2018.....

Bakewell is a charming market town in the Derbyshire Dales, England. It’s famous for its Bakewell Pudding, a sweet almond and jam pastry that originated there. The town sits along the River Wye and is known for its beautiful scenery, historic architecture, and proximity to the Peak District National Park.

Bakewell Pudding – Often confused with Bakewell Tart, was supposedly created by accident in the 19th century.

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This picture captures a charming street scene in Bakewell, Derbyshire, England. The image showcases a row of traditional stone cottages with gabled roofs and mullioned windows featuring diamond-patterned leaded glass. The stonework is complemented by a low stone wall that runs along the sidewalk. In the background, partially obscured by trees, stands a tall, pointed church spire, likely belonging to an old parish church, adding a historic feel to the setting. The street is slightly inclined, with houses and greenery lining the left side. The overall atmosphere is peaceful and quaint, typical of English countryside towns.
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Daron Brewood 🇬🇧

#shotoniphone #ukcountrypic #photography #SilentSunday #NationalTrust #northumbria #Seahouses #FarneIslands #greyseals #puffins #Arcticterns #guillemots #kittiwakes

The Farne Islands are a group of rocky islands off the northeast coast of England, near Seahouses in Northumberland. They are famous for their wildlife, particularly seabirds and grey seals. The islands are managed by the National Trust and are an important breeding ground for thousands of birds, including puffins, Arctic terns, guillemots, and kittiwakes.

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The image shows a rocky cliff under a partly cloudy sky. Several birds are perched along the edge of the cliff, silhouetted against the sky. The rock surface appears rugged and uneven, with patches of green vegetation at the top. The clouds are scattered, allowing some sunlight to illuminate the scene.
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