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A697
Bridge over Wooler Water
RAC Pre Worboys Sign
Sorry for the poor quality. I only had my camera phone and the sun was setting but this RAC sign with white on black panel was worth capturing.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Feb 02, 2007 by Truvelo
A697 towards Coldstream
Across the Leader Burn via the bridge near Carfraemill.
Across the Leader Burn via the bridge near Carfraemill.
Junction of B6352 and A697 roads
In the Borough of Berwick.
In the Borough of Berwick.
Roundabout at Carfraemill
The view from the Carfraemill Hotel <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/70132'>NT5053 : Hotel at Carfraemill</a>, showing the roundabout where the A697 leaves the A68. On the left there is a modern sculpture of a horse.
The view from the Carfraemill Hotel <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/70132'>NT5053 : Hotel at Carfraemill</a>, showing the roundabout where the A697 leaves the A68. On the left there is a modern sculpture of a horse.
A697
The northern end of the A697 : Carfraemill Hotel. The wonky route confirmatory sign still betokens a primary route.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 23, 2006 by Simon A6(M)_Liz_%27n%27_Jim_-_Geograph_-_1131999.jpg)
Looking along the A697 as it heads... (C) Liz 'n' Jim
From its junction with the B6465.
From its junction with the B6465.
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A697, Bendor (C) Richard Webb
View towards Wooler.
View towards Wooler.
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Longhorsley Village Post Office (C) C Massey
Post Office located on the main A697 in Longhorsely has a plaque on the wall recording the fact that this was the house from which the suffragette, Emily Wilding Davison, left before going to London and throwing herself in front of King George V's horse at the Derby in 1913. She is buried in St Mary's Churchyard, Morpeth - inscription on grave reads 'deeds, not words'. The house in photograph was home of her mother in 1913.
Post Office located on the main A697 in Longhorsely has a plaque on the wall recording the fact that this was the house from which the suffragette, Emily Wilding Davison, left before going to London and throwing herself in front of King George V's horse at the Derby in 1913. She is buried in St Mary's Churchyard, Morpeth - inscription on grave reads 'deeds, not words'. The house in photograph was home of her mother in 1913.
A697, Newbigging Wells Coldstream to Edinburgh road.
The A697 joins the A1 Just north of Morpeth.
River Coquet underneath the new Weldon Bridge
Weldon Bridge spans the River Coquet. This is the old bridge in Weldon.
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