@onefrontier

Unconventional non-fiction book publisher, former Longrider, writer, photographer, history addict and British sculpture devotee.

 British Isles
frontierpublishing.co.uk
Joined January 2013
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Nice one Adam. All these drone shots of Britain's ancient sites from 1,200 feet (guess) are a real bonus of the 2020s. * 'Long Meg and her Daughters', Cumbria, England
Adam M. Ibbotson@AdamMIbbotson14h
Long Meg and Her Daughters - the 3rd widest stone circle in the British Isles. 😯 #archaeology #Britain #England
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The reasons people voted to leave the EU in 2016, are even stronger reasons to stay out of the EU and its many tentacles of control in 2026. Those who campaign to rejoin want to ignore this. To obscure and deny it. But the facts are there for all to see. They will lose. Again.
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Kevin Wilbraham@KPW1453Oct 26
The remains of the medieval gatehouse of St. Benet’s Abbey on the Norfolk Broads - the only Norfolk monastery founded in the Anglo-Saxon period which continued in use throughout the Middle Ages. A windmill was built onto the gatehouse during the C18th. 📸 My own #MedievalMonday
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The long barrow at All Cannings, seen here from 400ft.
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Wansdyke cutting it's path across the top of Tan Hill in Wiltshire. (Yesterday)
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Phairy Megan ⭐
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Hill Top Farm@hilltopfarmgirlOct 22
Belties in Ribblesdale with Pen-y-Gent in cloud 💚
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Train the craftspeople. Teach the machines. Open the quarries. Bring Beauty Back
Arka Serezh
@ArkaSerezhOct 23
Bath stone has been quarried continuously since the Romans The quarry is still open The stone that built the Royal Crescent and the Circus is still coming out of the ground The bottleneck is not the material It is the number of people who can cut it to the profiles that made those buildings That is what @Gondor_Ind is solving
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Another from Assynt, why not? The watcher on the wall. #Scotland @NikonEurope
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Ben Nevis the highest mountain on the British Isles looking wintery this morning. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙❄️ 🏔
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Steve Sanderson@stevesando1Oct 21
One of at least three Firecrest at Hannafore beach this week. Cornwall.
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The Root House at Belvoir (yes, Beaver) Castle in #Leicestershire #FollyFellowship #Follies #Folly #follies.org.uk
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Richard Jones@lluniaurichOct 20
Nos da Cernarfon
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@kynohyOct 20
A perfect photograph of the fells, in my taste...
Andrew Locking@andrewswalksOct 19
Borrowdale fells
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Vinnie Sullivan
@VinnieSull1vanOct 20
The Wanderer by George Grosz, 1934
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The Dane John monument was built on a mysterious mound in 1803. #Canterbury #Kent #FollyFellowship #Follies #Folly #follies.org.uk
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David Brooker@DavidTBrookerOct 19
The loving couple 04/10/26 Bearded reedlings Norfolk
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A place to rest the eyes that are tired of looking at glass nothingness
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Alan Ferrier@alanferrierOct 19
One of those rare photos that makes you stop in your tracks and whisper, "Wow..." "Lochaber at Night" - wintery scene of Loch Linnhe, Caol Shore and Ben Nevis, taken from Corpach Pier by Mark Gillies.
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