#wye valley

[vox-anglosphere]

The romantic ruins of Tintern Abbey have inspired poets & painters.

#Tintern Abbey #Monmouthshire #Wales #Wye Valley #ruins #J Ashford #National Library of Wales #Wordsworth #holy site #romantic paintings #sanctuary #Gothic architecture #1820 #UK

[pangeen]

" Wye Valley " //© Carl Evans

#Wye Valley #Wales #England #United Kingdom #nature #landscape #riverscape #bridge #aesthetics #wanderlust #explore #follow #discover

[theemeraldforesthideout]

Tunnel into Autumn

#own photo #own photos #autumn #woodland #woods #forest #offa's dyke #english-welsh border #gloucestershire #lensblr #original photography #original photographers on tumblr #leaves #nature #leaf #tree tunnel #trees #hills #wye valley #november

[thunderstruck9]

Edward Burra (British, 1905-1976), Wye Valley No. 2, 1968-69. Watercolour on paper, 52 3/4 x 31 in.

#edward burra #english art #british art #wye valley #valley #road #trees #hills

[dopescissorscashwagon]

A moonlit Bigsweir Bridge, Wye Valley with Ursa Major ( The Plough) rising in its Winter orientation

📸 Tim Scanlan Photography

#Tim Scanlan Photography #Moonlit #Bigsweir Bridge #Wye Valley #Ursa Major #The Plough #Winter Orientation #Welsh Dark Skies week #Wye Valley National Landscape #Visit Dean Wye #@visitdeanwye #@Wyevalleynationallandscape #Nature #Travel #Photography

[moreeverydaythings]

Day 1475 - Tintern Abbey and the Wye Valley

#Tintern Abbey #Wye Valley #wye #river #valley #ruin #ruins #history #abbey #religion #walk #walking #hike #hiking #Offa's Dyke #border #Wales #Cymru #Uk #1475

[aneverydaything]

Day 1475, 7 July 2022

#river #valley #wye #wye valley #England #Wales #border #bridge #landscape #trees #woods #Redbrook #view

[colgreen31]

#Arc de Triumph #Shrewbury Abbey #Aros Castle #Wye Valley #Coracle #35mm #Slides #Vintage #Photographer #Photography #Blog #Blogger #Clickasnap

[cottage-and-castle]

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#house and garden #wye valley #garden #england #countryside #trellis #cottagecore #fairycore

[beeroucek]

Wye Valley Butty Bach by Mike-in-the-pub Via Flickr: with Oakham Ales Citra in the background. In The Woodman, Shrewsbury

#ale #beer #booze #boozer #Butty Bach #drink #pint #pub #public house #Shrewsbury #The Woodman #Wye Valley #flickr

[oh-a-very-toxic-octopus]

A stretch of the Wye Valley Way at Gilfach. I can't believe this walk was so quiet on a weekend. We had it almost to ourselves.

#nature etc #walking #my posts #wye valley way #daytrippin the uk

[theemeraldforesthideout]

Ninewells Wood

#own photo #forest #woods #trees #autumn #november #wales #wye valley #english-welsh border #nature #dark nature #leaves #fairytale #folktale #lensblr #orignal photography #nature photography

[20th-century-railroading]

Sumpter Valley narrow gauge train, engine number 18, engine type 2-8-2 Westbound freight train. Photographed: near S Wye, Ore., July 28, 1938.

#sv #sumpter valley railway #1938 #trains #freight train #history #oregon

[guerrerense]

Original Equipment por Kevin Madore Por Flickr: Although several of the locomotives in the current Cass stable are transplants, some of which came from as far away as the Pacific Coast, the two that you see here are West Virginia natives and both ran here at Cass during the logging era. On the left, Shay #4 is an 80-ton, Lima C-70 Class that was built for the Birch Valley Lumber Company in 1922, and came to the Mower Lumber Company at Cass in 1943. On the right, Shay #5 is a larger, 90-ton, Lima C-80 Class that was built for the Greenbrier & Elk River in 1905 and has been running here on Cheat Mountain for the last 112 years. Both engines are now in regular service hauling tourists on the present-day Cass Scenic Railroad. They are seen here meeting on the east and main line legs of the wye at MP 9.1, well above the 4,000 foot level on Cass Hill.

[moreeverydaythings]

Day 1475 - down in the Wye Valley

#valley #landscape #gate #field #woods #trees #Wye #walk #walking #hike #hiking #Offa's Dyke #Gloucestershire #England #UK #1475

[lobstersinmyhouse]

NEW TRAIN PHOTOGRAPHY SPOT. TWO TODAY. Already did one, Sorrento Valley station, for the 11:09 and 11:10 coasters, trying another one on the slope down from the Miramar wye for the 12:49 and 12:50. Honestly like the thing about train photography to me is that to keep it challenging and exciting I need to constantly be trying new spots and new lenses and different times of day because things are sorta........fixed here. But for aviation even if I'm going to the same spot every day there's always new stuff at different speeds and different angles so it's always more of a challenge.