We approached Rye on this hike across the marshes. The sea level has changed since Roman times and even since the middle ages. This marsh area would have been under water.
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- Church Aisle to Altar
- Window - Cotswold
- Lichens and Runes -- Headstone - Cotswolds
- Headstones
- Tombstones -- Cornwell Vicinity
- Adlesthrop Loop -- Cotswolds - Churches
- Approaching Rye
- A Feel for the Local Achitecture: Winchelsea
- Nice House - Westfield
- This is our pub stop in Icklesham.
- Jane consults with hikers about 5 miles into the h...
- House-types on the Way
- The Cliffs -- Where the Sea Came in the Middle Ages
- Through the Marshes To Rye
- Via Cowpasture near Winchelsea
- The Village of Battle to Rye with the Ramblers
- Sailing Ship at Whitby Harbor
- Whitby Harbor
- Whitby Abbey
- That Coast to Coast
- Ever present, the sheep. In this instance, from he...
- Speaking of Color: Here is a Black and White
- The End of the Wainwright Coast to Coast
- These are the signature houses that you can see in...
- Looking South Over Robin Hood's Bay
- Robin Hood's Bay Village From the South
- North Along the Cliffs to Hawsker
- Robin Hood's Bay and to Hawsker
- From Robin Hood's Bay to Hawsker
- Robin Hood's Bay Walk
- The Route from Buttermere to Haystacks and back vi...
- Google Earth versus a Real Photo
- Books and Maps for the Fell Walker
- Key Turn: Dubs Quarry to Haystacks Summit Trail
- Looking Across to Haystacks from Fleetwith Pike
- From near the Bridge Hotel Looking to Fleetwith Pi...
- More Things Green
- Things Green
- Looking Up
- Tunnel on the Path back to the Bridge Hotel
- Innominate Tarn (again)
- Innominate Tarn
- On the way...
- View Down from Fleetwith Ridge
- View from the Bottom
- View from the Top
- Overview - Haystacks via Fleetwith Pike
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