Tag: Images from Geograph needing category review as of 2 January 2011

MFI retail store displaying older (late 80s / early 90s??) branding in the Mercia Business Park.

Red Lodge Road alongside A43

Ty’n Giât For old view circa 1885 see http://cairsweb.llgc.org.uk/images/jth/JTH01175.jpg

St. Augustine’s Well, Cerne Abbas St Augustine's Well, reputedly blessed by the saint, is to be found at the far end of the burial ground, approached from the top of Abbey Street.

Road Junction at Gummow’s Shop.

Puckington: Gummer’s Lane A track and public footpath to Stocklinch. Possibly an old way as it defines the parish boundary with Stocklinch. Looking south east

Into Llŷn and the road narrows The raven emblemed column marks the entry into the Llŷn Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Immediately beyond it a sign warns of oncoming traffic in the middle of the r…

Gwesty Tŷ Newydd Hotel Aberdaron

Gwesty Tŷ Newydd Hotel Aberdaron The hotel's terrace overlooking a deserted beach in March.

Beercrocombe: north from Whittle’s Farm Looking west-south-west. In the adjoining field a bridleway leads to Frog Street

Ashill: by Every’s Copse Looking south-south-east

Dallam Tower Deer Park A very interesting barn, one of several in the area. Another one is to be seen on the lefthand side of the M6 travelling south before reaching Preston. The deer are a feature of…

The Mount Large barns and farm house viewed from the signposted path leading to the summit of nearby Mount Hill.

The Muckle Ditch The Muckle Ditch separates the crofting townships of Brough and Dunnet. It is 1.5 km long and must have been a major undertaking when it was cut by manual labour, probably around 1800…

The Mournes from Mullartown See 340670. This is a view of the Mournes, looking approximately NNW, from the Quarter Road.

The Mugswell Mission Hall This unpretentious shed is the parish hall for the extensive parish of Chipstead (the church itself is nearer Hooley) and was once used for worship.

The Moor This is the old part of Westfield, known as Westfield Moor on some older maps and seemigly evidence that the village decamped and moved away from the church at some point. Today the village h…

The Moor Head These grand gates lead to The Moor Head.

The Mill, Low Tharston

The Mill Pond, Horningsham A view looking north from the wooden footbridge over the Mill Pond at Horningsham.

The Mill Burn at Drumsough The Mill Burn is a stream, about six miles long, which flows off the River Main near Magherabeg and enters Lough Neagh to the west of Antrim. This is the view downstream fro…

The Milestone near Earnknowe, Lochearnside Car swerving to avoid photographer.

The Monument, Chobham Common, 1972 This is the monument on Chobham Common, commemorating Queen Victoria's troop review. It is seen from the front, facing up the hill. The three teenagers sitting on it…

The Meggat Water Looking upstream to Jamestown and Glendinning. At the very edge of the square.

The Mass Stone Believed to be a communion table used by the Roman Catholic population of Glen Roy after the Jacobite Rebellion.

The Meggat Water Looking upstream at Dorniegills.

The Manston The Manston has been refurbished several times over the years. Currently, it is a typical modern pub with average beer and lots of TV's.

The Market Cross - Market Place The market cross was erected by the Ramsden family C1761.

The Man Engine House at South Tincroft Mine Built in 1860 this held a 26 inch beam engine driving wheels which powered machinery to hoist men and ore up and down Dunkin's Shaft.

The Maltsters, Public House, corner of Delamare Road and Windmill Lane, Cheshunt

The Malvern Hills viewed from Berrow St Faith's church, Berrow, is on the right.

The Mall, Tralee, Co. Kerry, Ireland A wet day in Tralee, the county town of Kerry.

The Maltsters, Public House, Windmill Lane Cheshunt, Herts

The M9, Torbrex From the bridge on Polmaise Road, looking along to the bridge on Birkhill Road. Ben Vorlich and Stuc a' Chroin are in the background.

The Main Drain Both sides of this arrow-straight drainage ditch are neatly shored up by stone walls - it must have been a huge job to build them. It drains the peat moss where the people of Cullen use…

The M6 from Garlands Bridge A view looking north from Garlands Bridge as a motorway patrol vehicle heads southbound.

The M6 south of junction 43 A view looking to the south along the M6 from the overbridge to the south of junction 43.

The Mad Cat Inn at Pidley

The Meadows Looking westwards across The Meadows towards Bruntsfield. The church whose spire can be seen in the distance is Barclay Church

The M1 near Lurgan (1) See 195740. This is the M1 (looking towards Belfast) from the bridge carrying the Annesborough Road across the motorway.

The M1 near Lurgan (2) See 341388. This is the view towards Dungannon, from the same bridge, overlooking the slip roads to and from Lurgan.

The M1 near Lurgan (3) This is the M1 (looking towards Belfast) seen from the Boconnell Bridge. The Lurgan slips roads and roundabout bridges can be seen in the background.

The M2 near Ballymena (2) See 347282. This is the view towards Belfast at the end of the motorway. The Larne Road roundabout is in the background – see 190444.

The M2 near Ballymena (3) See 347282. This is the motorway seen from the Broughshane Road Bridge. The south-bound off slip is at middle right and the south-bound on slip for traffic from Ballymena is …

The M1 at Derrymacash This section of the M1, between Lurgan and Ballynacor, near Portadown, opened in 1967. This is the view towards Lurgan and Belfast. Much of the land here (close to Lough Neagh) i…

The Long Grain Coming up the burn - The Long Grain - towards Hope Hills. Berwick Law is in the far distance and the fields of oil seed rape stand out below.

The Lord Nelson Looking east along Wood Street to 'The Hollow' past the Lord Nelson pub

The M1/M12 near Portadown This section of the M1, between Lurgan and Ballynacor, near Portadown, opened in 1967. The M12 opened in part in 1970. It was intended to bypass Portadown for traffic heading…

The Long Lough near Ballynahinch The Long Lough is an inter-drumlin lake alongside the Ballynahinch to Saintfield road. In 1553 the surrounding area was described as it “full of woods, water and good …

The Lodge, Thornhills The Lodge near Holly Farm on Thornhills Lane east of Brighouse, looking north-northeast from the Calderdale Way.