A few days ago I took a trip to the North of England. It's many years since I visited this part of the country.
The photo below is astonishing to me as it was pitch black when was it taken on an iPhone 10. It was barely visible.
I tried to get a photo with my dslr but it was far to dark.
This is the Angel of the North a massive sculpture by Antony Gormley. It sits atop a hillside on the A1 road in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England.
Completed in 1998, it is believed to be the largest sculpture of an angel in the world.
Source wikipedia
I didn't know it at the time but this turned into an epic adventure.
This is just a sample of upcoming posts on the trip.
Below is a view of the 'lake' at Cragside. All is not what it seems. All will be revealed in future posts.
For my north American friends this view reminds me of scenes from both Canada and the giant redwoods of California. A real Bob Ross moment for
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We got as far north as Holy Island Lindisfarne on the Northumberland coast just 67 miles short of Edinburgh in Scotland.
Each of these places have fascinating historic stories which will be interesting for you to read I hope. They blew my mind and this is just a fraction of the things photographed on this trip.
To all my friends rest assured I've fully recovered from Covid19.
We are now free to travel again 馃槀馃憤
Thanks to everyone for your support over the years it's been quite a long journey for us all.
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