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Roman remains in Britain

This retitled gallery,shall in future,encompass all extant Roman remains,that I encounter on my travels in the UK.Whilst accepting,that for the foreseeable future,this will still be predominately be a Hadrian's Wall gallery,over time that will change to a general Roman gallery.
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The Quenin Gate, Canterbury
The Quenin Gate, Canterbury		 Cuddys Crags
Cuddys Crags		 Hadrian's Wall country
Hadrian's Wall country		 Masked sunrise over Hadrian's Wall.
Masked sunrise over Hadrian's Wall.
Milecastle 37,looking north.
Milecastle 37,looking north.		 Milecastle 37 , detail of remaining gate structure.
Milecastle 37 , detail of remaining gate structure.		 The Roman Road on Morgan's Hill, looking west.
The Roman Road on Morgan's Hill, looking west.		 Pevensey Castle
Pevensey Castle
The South Downs from Pevensey Castle
The South Downs from Pevensey Castle		 Pevensey Castle
Pevensey Castle		 Pevensey Castle
Pevensey Castle		 Greta Bridge Roman Fort / 1
Greta Bridge Roman Fort / 1
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Bob Patton22-Dec-2013 22:54
Wonderful gallery. You've done a great deal of work, and I've learned something. Thanks!
joseantonio29-Jan-2011 17:05
Very nice and informtive gallery
Michael J. Parkinson01-Aug-2010 10:29
Wonderful photo essay.
Guest 01-Aug-2010 10:12
Beautiful and intersting gallery.V
Joan Thirlaway 07-Jun-2010 13:16
Thankyou for the email Ian, I've enjoyed looking at your images of Hadrian's Wall.
I see you met my friend Stuart, he's another accomplished photographer normally scooping up all the photography first place slots in the local agricultural show.
Are you coming back up to this area any time soon?
Joan
Zoltán Balogh23-Mar-2010 09:18
A very interesting gallery Ian, voted!:)
Guest 15-Mar-2010 17:04
Interesting, very interesting gallery.voted
Hernan E. Enriquez24-Jun-2009 00:10
Wonderful historic photos, here we'll demolish beautiful old buildings to create more parking spaces. Example near home: the Roosevelt Hotel in Jacksonville , Florida.
Sharon Rogers29-May-2009 20:55
I love the area, the wide open spaces ... there is so much atmosphere there too. I enjoyed wandering through your gallery and seeing it again. Thanks for your kind comments too.
John Cooper21-Feb-2009 01:28
Ian,
Given the amount of Roman soldiers, the time spent and the amount of bricks used.
They only managed to lay two bricks per man per hour.
I was given that information many years ago by someone in the building trade who obviously was not impressed by the Romans.
Can you give me the correct facts regarding their brickie abilities.
Kevin Chester15-Dec-2008 21:16
Nice Gallery Ian, pleased to see you sothern folk wander past Durham city. Its a great place, just a little cold for some :-)
Jim Ross21-Mar-2008 23:54
Great gallery... I really got to visit here some day...
Derek Slater23-Dec-2007 22:28
Hi Ian, I have enjoyed the "tour" of the Wall and the informative captions. It's many years since I have visited this area.Thanks for putting it all together.
PS the pictures are good too :-)
Derek
Guest 19-Oct-2007 12:57
Thanks Ian. I love my history and obviously so do you! Great shots and commentary of your passion. Thanks, V
Ashley Hockenberry30-May-2007 19:54
Superb !!
Johnny JAG26-May-2007 14:21
Great gallery, and such a snappy title.
Guest 24-May-2007 02:22
Randy Carter
nice gallery V
exzim02-Apr-2007 20:49
Ian, these are great pictures of a place I've always wanted to visit and never found the time.
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Wei O'Connell31-Dec-2006 03:49
Beautiful gallery. vote
L Barnes30-Dec-2006 18:37
Great gallery, and I also appreciate the commentary. Thank you for the history lesson!
Dave Beedon17-Dec-2006 21:25
That this historical construction exists today---not completely dismantled or plowed under---is testimony to an appreciation for history that is often lacking in my country.
1moremile16-Dec-2006 01:35
And voted. Great to have the interesting commentary on these photos.
1moremile16-Dec-2006 01:31
Awesome gallery.
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