The Tyne Bridge night 2 Ref-PBW310 Photograph/Canvas sizes:Extra large canvas Sunlight catching the autumn colours

Sunlight catching the autumn colours in the Harthope Valley

near Fort William in Scotland is the highest mountain in Britain standing 4406 feet or 1344 metres in hight

Scafell and Scafell Pike with a light dusting of snow

The delightful Harthope Linn on the upper reaches of the Harthope Burn in the Cheviots

Early morning light over Saint Mary's Lighthouse

The Tyne Bridge night 2 Ref-PBW310 Photograph/Canvas sizes:Extra large canvas Sunlight catching the autumn coloursPrice includes free shipping in the UK. Please email for overseas shipping prices before ordering. Description The Tyne Bridge designed by Mott, Hay and Anderson, was opened on 10th October 1928 by King George V and Queen Mary. The design was inspired by the Sydney Harbour Bridge which in turn was based on the design for Hell Gate Bridge in New York. See information on sizes Unframed photographs Unframed photographs (print only) shipped in a cardboard