Wednesday, 9 March 2011

Inner Farne


















The Farne Islands are one of Northumberland's  treasures and are home to over 100,000 pairs of nesting seabirds during the Spring and Summer. St. Cuthbert   died on the Farnes on 20 March 687 AD. The Island shown is called the Inner Farne; the picture was taken yesterday during a coastal walk from Seahouses to Bamburgh
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9 comments:

  1. Leeds daily photoWednesday, 09 March, 2011

    Great shot, the horse and rider makes it complete. I too have a horse on my Leeds Daily Photo but he is not at all like this one, sadly. Paul

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  2. Stefan JanssonWednesday, 09 March, 2011

    Looks like she is waiting for the rest of the riders to catch up.

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  3. shentsWednesday, 09 March, 2011

    One of my favourite places in the entire world. I took the kids across to the Farne Isles last summer and we had a great time.
    Lovely shot
    Shents

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  4. Luis GomezWednesday, 09 March, 2011

    Lovely shot! Really nice mood.

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  5. AprilThursday, 10 March, 2011

    After seeing this picture, I know this is someplace that I will definitely travel to.

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  6. JackThursday, 10 March, 2011

    This is a wonderful shot. The horse and rider are clearly defined and in darker colors, but the sand, water and background is all muted. An excellent composition.

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  7. this too will passWednesday, 16 March, 2011

    Thanks everyone for all your comments, kind regards, Charles

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  8. SailorSaturday, 19 March, 2011

    Beautiful Picture!

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  9. this too will passSaturday, 19 March, 2011

    thanks Sailor

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