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near to Falstone, Northumberland, England

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	Houses between Falstone and Kielder Dam by Les Hull These houses are typical of the type of house that were built for forestry workers here and elsewhere in the Kielder Area.
	Yarrow Near Kielder Water by Iain Thompson Yarrow is in the foreground while Falstone is in the background
	Countryside on the road to Hawkhope by Simon Johnston Looking back in the direction of Falstone and the North Tyne.
	Kielder Service Road by Peter McDermott Service road running from the entrance to the Kielder Dam up to the main road at Shilling Pot.
	Kielder Dam by Ian Porter The Kielder earth dam. The outflow, the North Tyne, is not visible in this photograph although the overflow spillway is in the foreground. The length of the dam is very close to 1000 metres.
	"The Stell" at Falstone by Oliver Dixon For details, see NY7187 : Stell, Falstone.
	Red squirrel in garden at our B&B by Nick Mutton 01329 000000
	Hawkhope by Peter McDermott View of pasture alongside the North Tyne at Hawkhope. Kielder Dam is visible in the background.
	Stell, Falstone by Oliver Dixon "Stell" is derived from the old Norse word, meaning circular stone walled shelter for sheep, and is a Northumbrian word for sheepfold. This sculpture by Colin Welbourn installed in 2008 commemorates in stone the very warm... (more)
	Red squirrel in garden at our B&B by Nick Mutton 01329 000000 I have zoomed in to the squirrel.
	Stell, Falstone by Oliver Dixon "Stell" is derived from the old Norse word, meaning circular stone walled shelter for sheep, and is a Northumbrian word for sheepfold. This sculpture by Colin Welbourn installed in 2008 commemorates in stone the very warm... (more)
	The Stell, Falstone by Pete Saunders For more information see: Link