Tag: Images from Geograph needing category review as of 22 May 2010

The Mount, Ardingly. This is Selsfield Road Ardingly outside the South of England Showground. The building on the left is “The Mount” a very welcoming B and the Registered office of Ardingly Old Jeshw…

The Mouth of the River Meon. The Meon is narrow as it leaves the marshy Titchfield Haven and reaches the sea through shingle banks. In the distance is Lee-on-Solent.

The Mouls. Taken from just above Sevensouls Rock on the Rumps this shot shows the uninhabited island with a Union Jack flying from the top. Difficult in any weather conditions to land there the island…

The Mill, Atherington. The old Mill is now incorporated into a private house. Looking NNE.

The Manor House (Harome Hall), Ryedale Folk Museum, Hutton-le-Hole. This was built with a cruck frame c.1550. It was for tenants of the Lord of Helmsley, and was originally a large open hall with smal…

The Manor House. The Manor House is situated on High Street opposite the church. Pevsner says "...is modest c18 with a fancy gable put on by W.H.Kitching of Hull who lived here from c.1890." Personall…

The Manor House, Hutton Buscel. Covered in attractive creepers; I hope they are not damaging the walls! The building on the right has a 'taking-in' door at first-floor level, and the datestone 'MDL 18…

The Market Place, Ringwood. The northern side of the Market Place, looking towards the church which is behind the cream-coloured building. Forest Jade is a Chinese restaurant. Beyond it, and coinciden…

The Mansion, Gotts Park, Armley, Leeds. The Mansion is a Grade 2 Listed Building. It was built in 1781 for Thomas Woolrick and was later the home of Benjamin Gott who owned several large mills in Leed…

The Manor, Fifield. Looking north from the road through the village, after light snow.

The Manor House, Bracondale, Norwich. A plaque on the gate states " 'The Rectorie of Lacknah'm cum Brakendall'. Mansion built circa 1620 by Anne Kempe, a merchant's widow, on land owned by the Cathedr…

The Marina Pavilion undergoing refurbishment and extension.

The Manor House. This motley collection of what appears to be old outbuildings is marked on OS maps as 'The Manor House' - so who am I to argue?

The Market Place, Blandford Forum. After the fire of 1731 the town as rebuilt according to the earlier street pattern except that the central part of the market place was left as open space. Today Bla…

The Manor, Sandford Orcas.

The Maltings at Mendlesham, Suffolk.

The Manor House. The Manor House at Send Marsh, a 17th century red brick building of three storeys, overlooking the green.

The Mercat Cross and the Salvation Army Citadel. In the Castlegate, Aberdeen. The cross carries roundels of Scottish Kings' heads and is topped by a unicorn. The Citadel is one of the best known landm…

The Manor House, Buriton.

The Market Place, Settle, North Yorkshire. A busy market town, Settle is on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. See http://www.settle.org.uk/ for information. This view is looking east towa…

The Manor House, Little Cawthorpe. According to Pevsner dating from 1673.

The Logan Rock at Treryn Dinas. Although logan stones (naturally occurring stones that can be 'rocked' by human effort alone) are found on many granite and limestone tors, this one is sufficiently fam…

The Loft Theatre, Leamington Spa. Almost hidden away beside the River Leam opposite the Pump Rooms, this is the theatre of Leamington's amateur dramatic society, the Loft Theatre Company. The current …

The Lawn, Dawlish. The Lawn is one of the most famous features of Dawlish and is noted for its unusual black swans.

The Lamb and Fidra. View towards Lamb Island NT5386, on the left, and FidraNT5186 in the distance on race day at North Berwick.

The Links trading estate, Bar Hill, Cambs. Bar Hill is a compact, modern, planned village founded in 1967; the Links is in the SE corner of the square adjacent to the A14 road.

The Lifeboat Inn, St Ives. Just in front of the lifeboat station.

The Lamb. Lamb Island , or 'The Lamb' is a volcanic plug sticking out of the North Sea a mile or so from the harbour at North Berwick. The area is very tidal. The island is only approximately 100 metr…

The Lamb. Lamb Island , or 'The Lamb' is a volcanic plug sticking out of the North Sea a mile or so from the harbour at North Berwick. The area is very tidal, up to some 15 -18 feet. The island is onl…

The Jetty at Hessle Haven, Hessle, East Riding of Yorkshire, England. Once used by ships waiting for the tide

The Kent Estuary at Milnthorpe Sands. Often just a sea of sand with a narrow channel. This time the tide was in!

The Jetty at Claonaig. Claonaig is a remote spot on the eastern coast of Kintyre from where a ferry runs to Lochranza on Arran. There is nothing there but a concrete slipway, a telephone box and a bus…

The Humber River Bank, south east of Paull, East Riding of Yorkshire. Taken at MR: TA21722078 looking in a SE direction towards Spurn Point.

The Humber Estuary Looking across the mudflats towards the south bank of the Humber. Taken at MR: TA21722078 looking in a southerly direction.

The Inner Harbour breakwater. The breakwater connects the mainland [visible right] with a natural rock islet in the harbour, creating a totally sheltered 'arm' of the harbour.

The Humber Bank south of Sunk Island, East Riding of Yorkshire. Taken from the 'courtesy footpath' SE of Stone Creek.

The Humber Bank, south south west Sunk Island, East Riding of Yorkshire. This is the view taken from the corner of the square. The shore is littered with debris - mostly plastic and wood.

The Hookses. The name of this property is 'The Hookses'. Interesting to see on the 1940 os that it was called 'Hook Vale'. The trackway on the right is part of the perimeter track from the disused air…

The Innovate Centre. The Innovate Centre on the western side of Balliol Business Park. If only the architects responsible had dared to 'innovate', maybe we wouldn't have been saddled with this soulles…

The Haven. What little of this grid square is not at sea lies to the east (right) of Haven House seen at the left of this photograph. Thorpeness is in the distance. Kite flying is banned on The Haven …

The Gwynedd Area Tax Office. Built on the site of the Britannia Foundry which gave its name to the area, including the bridge into Porthmadog.

The Haa, Clett Head, Whalsay, Shetland. Looking down to breaking waves at the foot of The Haa. On the cliff edge the broken glass are bottles that have been shot as rifle targets.

The Harbour Master's House, Shannon Harbour. This building is now a Guest House. A purpose built village, Shannon Harbour was designed, constructed and operated as a trans shipping centre. Situated on…

The Grand Hotel. The Grand Hotel in Scarborough is one of the town's landmarks. Located in the town centre, the Grand Scarborough Hotel takes pride of place overlooking the town's harbour and South Ba…

The Gosport Ferry. Two ferries run regularly between Gosport and Portsmouth Harbour Station. Both terminals also adjoin bus stations - good (some would say rare!) examples of transport connections.

Donibristle Gardens. A frosty but sunny start to Christmas Day in Fife.

The George Hotel, Inveraray. A welcome pint after cycling 40 miles.

National Park information board. These boards have appeared all over the park since the "right to roam" was introduced. They seem out of place in the landscape but tend to have a short life as they se…

Natural arch at Brock's Holes. Scale is deceptive. You can walk both over and under this arch - although, ideally, in calmer weather than this!

National Cycle Network milepost at Calne. at the start of the cycle route to Chippenham, near the site of the old station and the one-time canal basin.