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3 km from Falstone, Northumberland, England

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	View from the Lakeside Way north of the Belling by Clive Nicholson
	Entrance to Falstone Coal Mine (disused). by Les Hull This is now used by a coal merchant who delivers coal in the Kielder area.
	55/02 at Cock Stoor by Oliver Dixon This rather conspicuous orange structure is one of several shelters to be opened in 2009 along the Lakeside Way, the recently-opened path which encircles Kielder Water. It has been designed by "Sixteen* (makers)". It consists of... (more)
	Lakeside Way by Richard Webb Northern shore of Kielder Water not far from the dam.
	A frozen bay at The Belling by James T M Towill A crisp late winter afternoon on the north shore of Kielder Water.
	Kielder Water Shore by Anne Burgess At this point the Lakeside Way is very close to the shore, at least while the water level is as high as it is following storm Desmond.
	The Belling in Kielder Water by David Smith There is one of Kielder's works of art on this peninsula, with a waymarked path from the nearby car park.
	Boat moored in the Belling Burn inlet by Oliver Dixon A large inlet on the north side of the Kielder Reservoir.
	Trees in Kielder Forest by Iain Thompson
	Forestry near Falstone mine (disused) by Steven Brown
	The Belling through the trees by James T M Towill An early autumn evening draws in near The Belling, Kielder Water.
	Lakeside Way - Kielder Water by Simon Johnston The Lakeside Way was recently completed (2009) and is a full perimeter walking and cycling route hugging the lakeside of the UK's largest body of water. (42 Km).