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This tree is located on Hadrian's Wall , a World Heritage Site. The Wall's construction began in AD122 under the instructions of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. It stretched for 74 miles across the North of England from Segedunum ( Wallsend) on the River Tyne in the east to Bowness and Maryport, in the west. It marked the point furthest north in the Roman Empire.
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I love this image. I've never visited Sycamore Gap but am really keen to.
ReplyDeletethanks Stephen; either park at Housesteads and walk West or at Steel Rigg and walk East.... and Mind the Gap
ReplyDeleteI've seen this picture many times, without knowing where it was - thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find...I must get there.
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