dunstanburgh castle; northumberland, england

Water Flowing Over Rocks With Lush Foliage; Northumberland England

dunstanburgh castle; northumberland, england

purple wildflowers; northumberland england

Rocks in tranquil water under storm clouds; northumberland england

Wooden posts in the tranquil water; berwick northumberland england

Water cascading over a ledge in a river; northumberland, england

Birds sitting in a nest on the water; northumberland, england

dog looking at fish in the water; newbrough northumberland england

Concrete and wooden posts immersed in water and mist; northumberland england

Alnwick castle; alnwick northumberland england

clouds reflected in the shallow water on a beach; northumberland england

Pliosaurus kevani, Late Jurassic of England.

Artifacts - Silver - England Romanesque Water-Vessel (Aquamanilium) in the Church of St. John at Herford c. 1100

Antique Illustration (copper engraving) of a View of a Lake, "Buttermere and Crommoch Water" (Location: Wales)

Architecture - England- line art Perspective Illustration A hotel in Bournemouth, England on the east coast, south of Southhampton -- a holiday resort.

Artifacts - Furniture - Italy Marriage Chest, carved in Wood. c. 1510. This piece was created while Henry VIII ruled England and Leonardo da Vinci was developing his concept for a horizontal water wheel (the principle behind the water turbine)

Two Mute Swans fly near a seashore on their migration route.

Paintings & Engravings - Engraving - Holland "Cattle at the Pond" by Aelbert Cuyp (1620-1691) The artist was born in the year the Pilgrim Fathers left Plymouth, England, for America. He died in the year that Massachusetts absorbed Plymouth colony and

Flora & Fauna - (Color) - a 19th century, hand-colored engraving Animal - mammal - the class Aves Bird C. Ferus Wild Swan A migratory waterfowl that swims and flies more gracefully and faster than any other. Young swans are called cygnets after the genu

Industry & Technology -line art (g4) Civil Engineering Bridge Illustration London Bridge over the River Thames, London, England and designed by the great Scottish engineer, John Rennie who also designed the original Waterloo bridge. It was finished in 1

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - mammal - the class Aves Bird Swans A migratory waterfowl that swims and flies more gracefully and faster than any other. Young swans are called cygnets after the genus "cygnus", in which swa

A swan on a lake

Illustration depicting global warming

Calligraphic Design of a swan in water

Calligraphic Design of tow birds watching a swan in water

Swan Dive

Swans in water, Northumberland, England