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  • This picture of Elvet Bridge was taken by by George Ford, of Trimdon Station.
  • READER'S VIEW: George Ford of Trimdon Station took this picture of the arch at Rookhope in Weardale. He writes: “It is the last remaining arch of six that carried the flue from the Rookhope Smelt Mill across the road and river and up Redburn Common wher
  • This picture of Gilesgate Community Association was taken by George Ford of Trimdon Station. Tucked away in a corner at the top of Gilesgate, its true name is Vane Tempest Hall. This is the only surviving example of a militia barracks in County Durham and
  • This picture of Loch Ba Midwinter, was taken by Alex Ellwood, of Durham Photographic Society.
  • George Ford, of Trimdon, took this picture in Sherburn House, south-east of Durham. It shows what once was the entrance to Beddell House, originally built as a hospital, now a residential care home.
  • This picture, taken by Laura Coote, who works at World Heritage Visitor Centre in Durham, is of one of the horses taking a much-needed break during the re-enactment of the Battle of Neville's Cross in the Market Place.
  • This picture of the River Wear, was taken by Durham Times photographer and reader Tom Banks.
  • Ian Taylor took this picture of a man playing a recorder - quite well too, say Ian - at the bandstand by the River Wear in Durham.
  • Gateshead's Millennium Bridge taken by Gemma Clough.
  • Bob Elder, of Bradford Crescent, Durham, had just cleaned this window when a collar dove flew into it, leaving its imprint. The dove, Bob says, seemed none the worse for the collision.
  • Durham Cathedral and South Street, by Robin Wallace of Durham Photographic Society.
  • George Ford of Trimdon Station captured this view of the cathedral during last week's Lumiere event.
  • A member of the South Durham Hunt returns home at Sedgefield, taken by Shane-Susan Dew.
  • Leaving the City - an imprressionistic picture of a train on Durham's famous railway viaduct taken by Angy Ellis, of Durham Photographic Society.
  • Susan Dew, of Beaumont Hill, Darlington, provides this flashback to the Lumiere light festival held in Durham before Christmas.
  • This band of buskers has been touring the North-East in recent weeks. Mrs I Ronson took this picture of them performing on Framwelgate Bridge.
  • Prebends Bridge, Durham, in winter, taken by Michael Watson, a member of the Durham Photographic Society.
  • Stella Morris, of Durham, captured this view of the cathedral from St Oswald’s churchyard.
  • George Ford, of Trimdon Station, took this picture of Finchale Priory.
  • Durham's Elvet Bridge and the castle from new Elvet Bridge, taken by Stella Morris of Durham.
  • Owengate, at the top of Saddler Street, Durham, pictured by George Ford of Trimdon Station.
  • John Morris, of Durham, took this view of the cathedral from Kingsgate Bridge.
  • This picture of St Margaret’s Church, on Crossgate, was taken by George Ford of Thornley Road, Trimdon Station.
  • Regular contributor George Ford, of Trimdon Station, submitted this view of the east end of the Cathedral. I forget for how long it was obscured but it is really nice to see it, he writes.

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