Exited and surprised to see a Fox in #Tynemouth 🦊 in the open and daylight at the Battery but then sad to see it was suffering and behaving oddly, possibly Mange? 🤒 #UrbanNature

Above the blue and hunting by hovering on the wind, a Kestrel at #Tynemouth (UK) #Birds

….and where last year there was wildflowers 🌺🌼🌸 and 🦋& 🐝 there is now a grass desert 🌵 🐪 😕 #Tynemouth

The mouth of the Tyne, gaping wide

#Tynemouth

From the current art installation at #Tynemouth metro station: "Kinder Treatments", created by Children's Cancer North for #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth

#PublicArt

Good evening from #Tynemouth

#PhotoHour #EastCoastKin

#Tynemouth #SouthShields Was a bit of a shame that the Red Arrows didn't put their usual show on above the end of the Great North Run at South Shields this year. Some snaps taken from Tynemouth Castle on this day 16th September 2012.

Enjoyed watching this Female Kestrel hunting over #Tynemouth Priory (UK) #Birds

#FirstLight #Tynemouth (UK)

#Tynemouth On this day 11th September 2011 a visit to Tynemouth Lighthouse as part of the Heritage Open Days. Grade II Listed, 1854-1895; for Tyne Improvement Commissioners.
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#Tynemouth #NorthShields Edward Martin Greenhow M.D. Plaque in Holy Saviours Tynemouth, photographed on this day 10 September 2004

Born in Stirling Scotland became an army surgeon, marrying in Tynemouth and living in Dockwray Square

Died 10 May 1835 aged 75 years and is buried in Tynemouth Priory.

#Tynemouth Private Herbert James Marshall A.S.C., M.T Plaque in Holy Saviours Tynemouth, photographed on this day 10th September 2004.

He died from a 'lingering illness the results of war service'. 4th March 1921.

#Tynemouth Captain Ronald Christie M.C. A.S.C. memorial plaque in Holy Saviours Church Tynemouth photographed on this day 10th September 2004

Report of the unveiling of the plaque in the North Mail 2 November 1918

Write up on the North East War Memorial Project @
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#Tynemouth Photographed on this day 10th September 2004 a Charity Collection Bomb at Park Hotel Tynemouth.

The casing originates from a 2,000-lb unexploded German bomb dropped during an air raid in April 1941 near Longsands Beach.

Big sky. Good evening from #Tynemouth

#EastCoastKin #PhotoHour #UrbanGaze

No need for any howling, this is an excellent collaborative palate-exciter pale ale from #Rivington & #NorthernMonk, on tap at #Platform2 #Tynemouth

#BskyBeer

Sunrise over Tynemouth Longsands on a beautiful crisp winters morning in January #Tynemouth #longsands #sunrise #photoofthedat.

This Kestrel was one of the many happy customers leaving #Tynemouth (UK) Food Festival yesterday!
🏰 🎪🍗 #Birds

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