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Bas Relief carved wooden post and sign nameplate for the village of Brancaster Staithe, a village with it's historic roots steeped in fishing. The village is located in the North Norfolk Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). A Staithe is a wharf or landing stage where the returning boats would unload their catch, The spandrels on the sign, have a carving of a whelk. Whelk fishing was a significant local industry for much of the late 19th and a large part of the 20th century. The fisherman would leave Brancaster Staithe for the whelk grounds ten or fifteen miles off shore. Not just whelks, but also crabs, sea urchins made up their catch.
Crematorium road sign on the road. Sping time
Hutton le Hole, North Yorkshire, UK - October 3rd, 2022: Traditional pub sign advertising the Crown Inn at Hutton le Hole, Yorkshire. Popular with tourists, Hutton is the gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors.
A signpost in Dockray in the Lake District, Cumbria, UK
Main Street sign taken in England
Wooden sign showing in three directions to Birmingham, LLangollen and Chestet. Photograph taken at the Hurleston Junction where the Shropshire Union Canal meets the LLangollen Canal.
This is historic Haworth, Yorkshire, England, UK, home of the Bronte sisters. The village has a car park near the top of the high street for coaches and cars, this is the sign for it.
Bradford, UK 05 21 2024 Welcome to Bradford sign in front of broad railway arch, and road passing underneath..
Bas Relief carved wooden post and sign nameplate for the popular coastal village of Brancaster Staithe, a village with it's historic roots steeped in sea fishing. The village, with architecturally typical cottages, faced in hand-knapped flint stones, is located in the North Norfolk Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The word Staithe is a wharf or landing stage where the returning fishing boats would unload their catch, The spandrels on the sign, have a carving of a whelk. Whelk fishing was a significant local industry for much of the late 19th and a large part of the 20th century. The fisherman would leave Brancaster Staithe for the whelk grounds ten or fifteen miles off shore. Not just whelks, but also crabs, sea urchins made up their catch.
Silverstone Village Sign, home of British motor racing.
The Triangle of Belper in Derbyshire, England, with car number plates and models visible
Weak bridge sign on the bridge at Wansford in the English countryside
Sign with mileage distances to Timbuktu in Mali, Africa & Le Redu in Belgium, that stands in the historic Welsh town of Hay-on-Wye. It is a reference to the Powys town being twinned with the two locations. Hay is famous for its secondhand bookshops and annual literary festival.
Lonan is one of the 17 parishes of the Isle of Man.
Directional road sign at Elterwater in the English lake District, United Kingdom.
A rural Suffolk scene of a field of oilseed rape in full flower, captured in late April, with a signpost at crossroads pointing to the market towns of Framlingham and Woodbridge and other local villages.
Old UK Stone Roadside Milestone, with an Original Benchmark, indicating the precise point to which measurements were made. This marker is in Norfolk East Anglia, in the village parish of Brancaster Staithe, on the road to Kings Lynn.This road was an important route linking the coastal ports and villages and it was used by mail coaches which ran between Cambridge, Ely, King's Lynn and Wells next the SeaThe term benchmark, bench mark, or survey benchmark originates from the chiseled horizontal marks that surveyors made in stone structures, into which an angle iron could be placed to form a bench for a leveling rod, thus ensuring that a leveling rod could be accurately repositioned in the same place in the future. These marks were usually indicated with a chiseled arrow - specifically a broad arrow - below the horizontal line. A benchmark is a type of survey marker.
Kemble in The Cotswolds Gloucestershire, England
The village sign, church and greens in the pretty village of Great Massingham in Norfolk, Eastern England, on a sunny September day. The village also has two large and very attractive ponds which are popular with local anglers and wildlife.
West Burton, Leyburn, North Yorkshire, UK. 13th January 2024. Directions to Walden only in the centre of West Burton. North Yorkshire
A weathered metal sign for Main Street on a stone wall.
Perched on the fringe of the Pennine moors in West Yorkshire, England, lies the quaint village of Haworth. \n\nThis picturesque locale is steeped in history and charm, serving as a timeless testament to the enduring legacy of the Brontë sisters. The landscape here is imbued with the same wild, windswept beauty that inspired the literary masterpieces of Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë.\n\nAs you wander through the cobbled streets of Haworth village, you can’t help but feel transported back in time. The stone buildings, with their centuries-old facades, whisper tales of bygone eras, while the rugged moors that loom in the distance beckon adventurers to explore their untamed beauty. Every nook and cranny seems to echo with the spirit of the Brontë sisters, whose indelible mark on literature continues to captivate readers around the globe.
Direction signs on St Mary's Island, Isles of Scilly.
The beautiful village of Grassington in the Yorkshire Dales, Welcome to Grassington sign in the road in front of a small flower garden
Place Sign for Farningham in Kent, England
Bourton on the Water on a misty spring morning. This image captures the enchanting atmosphere as the village awakens. \n\nThe mist was hovering over the River Windrush and the charming stone bridges, adding a layer of tranquillity to this picturesque Cotswolds village, renowned for its scenic beauty and peaceful waterside setting.
Traditional old buildings of portobello city center Edinburgh Scotland England UK
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