Some winter scenes from Northumberland, England (it was -15 C on the summit of The Cheviot).
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(The Cheviot from summit of Hedgehope Hill)
(Hedgehope Hill from The Cheviot)
(Hedgehope Hill from Long Craggs)
(Ice Cubed. Summit of The Cheviot)
(Hedgehope Hill from The Cheviot)
(Summit of The Cheviot)
(Hedgehope Hill)
(Hedgehope Hill)
(Breamish Valley)
(Breamish Valley)
(Breamish Valley)
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Beautiful photos!