Aerial view of Midtown Manhattan filled with densely packed skyscrapers casting long shadows across the city streets. The dark triangular shadow of the Empire State Building stretches prominently across the surrounding buildings, contrasting with the sunlit rooftops. The photo captures a mix of modern glass towers and older stone high-rises, with the Hudson River faintly visible in the background under a clear sky.

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One from the archives

Empire State Shadow

A colour photograph in landscape format. It shows six rock cut graves shaped like a body on the edge of the cliff top at Heysham Point. A very atmospheric place to visit.

A colour photograph on landscape format. It shows an information board for St Patrick's Chapel on an old stone wall of brown/grey stones. Created by the National Trust who look after the Grade I Listed site.

Rock Cut Graves, Heysham
Amazing Anglo Saxon graves cut into the rock on the headland at St Patrick's Chapel, #Heysham. Made in about 8th or 9th century and quite remarkable!
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A colour photograph in portrait format. Taken on a dull day, so the sky is cloudy but the star is the amazing brick chimney in the stone castle. The top is very decorative with bricks on edge, making the chimney resemble an upturned pine cone! In our part of the world "chimney" is said "chimlee", just thought you might like to know!

Tudor Chimney, 2019
One of the many fabulous chimneys at #Framlingham Castle, some Tudor like this one. Well worth looking up to see them!
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