@OwdAlbert Bogeys in the toon :)

RT @TyneSnapper: @JimMcMaster11 Grade II Listed - House, now offices. Late C17 or early C18. In 1723 this was Lady Clavering's House accord…

@TyneSnapper other than being listed and being next door to the Mansion House, is there anything significant about No 53 Steve ?

@MorayClub It’s about 10 years since I was there ;)

@claireingelow Excellent bit of history, thgank you Claire :)

@JHCPAL olston for me but I'm a geordie, what do I know :)

#adoorableThursday lots of thirsty miners have walked those steps :)

#thursgate @LoveOfGates

@GroomB Check out Trevor Ermels work on the web, I think his photographs are as good as any of Newcastle and Gateshead over the years :)

RT @JHCPAL: A different Alston

RT @TyneSnapper: #WindowsOnWednesday

Love Laszlo Tordays work but did you know his son Paul, a succesful businessman, also wrote 'Salmon Fishing in the Yemen' and a number of other books, his grandson Piers was a Theatre and TV producer & is also a writer of Childrens books :)

@old_toon Not unless they reintroduce tax discs ;)

RT @JHCPAL: Trimdon - "high ground with a wooden cross". Recorded as Tremeldon 1196. "Probably refers to an early preaching cross on the si…

blyth beach a few years ago

#WallsOnWednesday & #WindowsOnWednesday from Oban 17 years ago and at the back is McCaig’s Tower. Built in 1897 by local banker John Stuart McCaig, the aim of the tower was to provide work for local stonemasons and a lasting monument to the McCaig family.

RT @Gallery365photo: Open until March 5. Have you been yet?

RT @GrimArtGroup: Always good to end the day with some monochromatic melancholy 😉 The Viaduct (Pencil) by Trevor Grimshaw (1947-2001) http…