River Wear, Durham Cathedral, the Old Cornmill

I recently took some photographs with my drone of Durham Cathedral and the River Wear. I really wanted to fly a little higher but due to the winds this wasn't possible, but today the weather was much calmer.

Durham Cathedral, Durham City

The Old Cornmill, Durham City

Prebends Bridge, Durham City

Framwellgate Bridge, Durham City

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Another image of the former Brickworks at Eldon

There are some wonderful walks around Dene Valley especially with a dog through the various wooded areas. Mrs Mitchell has a habit of finding different walks. She said that the walk goes past the former Eldon Brickwork. Rude not to take my drone along so I did. This is at a different angle to the previous images. Just saying so you don't think I'm recycling. Secretly I think my wife is looking for a discarded brick with Eldon Brickworks sketched on it. The "search continues" as said on The Apprentice!

S&DR200 Locomotion No.1

Replica of Locomotion No. 1 I had a great time Friday just gone in Shildon, watching the start of the replica journey along the Stockton and Darlington Railway of the Locomotion No. 1 (replica) as part of #railway200. The original journey took place on 27th September 1825 starting in Shildon making its way to Stockton. The original train was built by Robert Sephenson in Newcastle. I had my camera phone ready and this was the photo which I managed to take of the train. Shildon Locomotion Museum

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