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River Tyne, Author: Steve Ellwood. River Tyne - Amberley Publishing (amberley-books.com) Published 2015. A trip down the North and South Tyne and onwards to the North Sea.
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I've asked when at Wallington and was told they were historic tithe boundary stones or estate boundary markers.
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Guinevere's Dialect. Bleeze - blaze. Bleezer - a screen/hood in front of the fire to help it draw, or as here, a newspaper. Bleeze is a 1700's spelling.
We have discussed the "bleezing" qualities of various newspapers. The Chronicle came out favourably.
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Closed when you visited! Romanesque style Church of Santiago - Igrexa de Santiago La Coruna Spain
Saint James in traditional pilgrim attire with walking staff and a gourd for water. The shelf has offerings of shells, left by pilgrims & visitors.
#Cadiz #Spain Monument to Fray Domingo de Silos Santiago Apollinario Moreno 1770–1853 in Cadiz Spain photographed 28th July 2026.
Benedictine monk who served as the Bishop of Cádiz from 1825 until his death in 1853.
The plaque translates to English as:
To Fray Domingo de Silos Moreno,
Benedictine monk,
Bishop of this diocese,
great in virtues, who gave to the worship of the Lord
a sumptuous temple.
His admirers. Year 1858.
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With allotment gardens to the left and behind. Abbey shot factory used an old pit shaft to make lead shot
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Obviously related to James Butterley also of Earsdon Square.
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Bit later when I first became a customer. Late 60s
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My local currently being revamped (the last propa pub in the area)
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Not where I expected and just across from Bartram Place.
#Benton #NewcastleUponTyne Photographed 20th September 2026 in St Bartholomew’s Churchyard Benton the Commonwealth War Grave of Gunner John James Lashley, 1682740, Royal Artillery 148 (M) H.A.A. Regiment.
Born in Annitsford he died 28th March 1944 aged 33 years at West Moor.
Death notice Evening Chronicle 30th March 1944.
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Seaton Delaval Hall, Northumberland. John Vanburgh's final creation, it was completed c.1728.
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The site of Milecastle 51 as the line of the turf wall and later stone wall converge. Excavations showed a ditch had been partly dug around the outside of the Milecastle #hadrianswall #Archaeology #cumbria

































