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the Cheviot from the college valley

the Cheviot from the college valley

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markkeville


Premium (World), Newcastle upon Tyne

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  • Berthold Klammer 05/02/2018 13:10

    interesting landscape, especially the wall creeping up the hills...kind regards Bert
    • markkeville 05/02/2018 17:57

      I was told by a resident of the valley - that this particular wall was built by starving, impoverished, Irish immigrants - who came into the area in the 1840's when famine drove them from ireland. The Victorians were very reluctant to give money or food to the poor for nothing - so they would make them do work (breaking rocks , building roads etcetera). This particular wall was one of those public works. mark.
    • Berthold Klammer 06/02/2018 7:00

      Very interesting background! As for that it's worth having a chat with someone local and having an extended view of things afterwards. regards Bert
    • markkeville 06/02/2018 12:26

      we have to maintain our curiosity. In country places like this - nothing much happens for decades or hundreds of years - then something extremely dramatic can happen. In the same locality - there are distinct parallel lines on some of the hillsides - which, I'm told - are signs of cultivation from pre-Roman times - when more people lived in the valley than do now. mark.

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APN Canon EOS 70D
Objectif EF-S18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM
Ouverture 10
Temps de pose 1/200
Focale 50.0 mm
ISO 200

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