Looking over the oak forest at The Dizzard, a wind-clipped thicket of twisted sessile oaks and holly trees, north east to Lower Sharpnose Point in the far distance
Looking over the remains of an old industrial site towards the Lake District fells beyond, on the Whitehaven Coast, Cumbria
Looking over the ruins of Gibside Hall built between 1603 and 1620, with the 140 foot Column to Liberty rising beyond at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Looking over the snow covered landscape from Buckstones Moss towards March Hill
Looking over the town and the wind farm beyond on the Whitehaven Coast, Cumbria
Looking over the Victorian Parterre towards the garden front of Erddig, Wrexham, Wales
Looking over the yew topiary in the Dutch Garden towards the solar tower which dates from middle of the fourteenth century at Sizergh Castle, near Kendal, Cumbria
Looking S.E. from Mount Caburn, Lewes, towards Firle Beacon, E. Sussex.
Looking seaward from Boscastle Harbour, with Penally Point on the north side and Willapark on the opposite shore
Looking south along the beach at Easington on the Durham Coast, this beach once blackened by coal spoil dumping has been mostly cleansed by the sea now that dumping has ceased
Looking south east as mist rises over the buildings in the valley, seen from Rodborough Common, near Stroud in Gloucestershire
Looking south east to Compton Bay in West Wight with its steep cliffs to the beach below
Looking south from Horden Point on the Durham Coast along a a rocky shore with a sea fisherman's rod wedged against a rock below cliffs forming part of land being reclaimed after mining
Looking south from Horden Point on the Durham Coast along a boulder strewn beach with sea fisherman below land acquired by the Trust to reclaim after years of mining
Looking south from Horden Point on the Durham Coast with a sea fisherman sitting near his rod set against rocks below cliffs, part of an old mining area being reclaimed by the Trust
Looking south on the Whitehaven Coast, Cumbria
Looking south south west towards St. Bride's Bay over the ridge backed peninsular of Dinas Fawr.
Looking south west in the early morning over St. Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Looking South-East from the balcony at Chartwell towards the Studio and cottages, the view for which Churchill bought the House
Looking South-East from the Balcony at Chartwell towards the Studio, the view for which Churchill bought the house
Looking through a doorway into the Tudor Bedroom at Newark Park, Gloucestershire
Looking through barbed wire fencing towards Whitehaven, Cumbria
