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RMCF1X3E–View looking up at the west front of York Minster, one of the largest gothic cathedrals in Northern Europe.
RMCF2DWX–Town Hall, All Saints Church tower and stone bridge over stream lined with daffodils in the village of Helmsley on the edge of N
RMCET5TK–Last light illuminating the stratified red chalk limestone and white chalk cliffs at Old Hunstanton on the Norfolk Coast.
RMCF4TJG–A large mural of Thomas Rowlandson's ‚Äö√Ñ√¥Portsmouth Point‚Äö√Ñ√¥, which caricatured the 'spice Island‚Äö√Ñ√¥ area as a haven
RMCF22Y4–Motherhood sculpture by Sir Thomas Brock on the South-west side of the Queen Victoria Memorial outside Buckingham Palace.
RMCF5G2K–Vicars' Close in Wells, claimed to be the oldest residential street in Europe. The street dates from the mid 14th century.
RMCF69JB–Hunstanton Lighthouse and Cliff. The first lighthouse was built here in 1666 but the current building dates back to 1844.
RMCF6E4Y–City of London and Waterloo Bridge. The current bridge was completed in 1945, using Portland stone to face the bridge's concrete
RMDGKKRM–Early morning views across west Dorset from Pilson Pen hill fort which is the highest point in Dorset.
RMCEWX76–A view toward the Malvern Hills which stand astride the three counties of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire. The
RM2GE9RKM–A group of holidaymakers paddling on Stand Up Paddleboards as the sun sets over Fistral Bay in Newquay in Cornwall.
RM2X9XGK5–The King Richard lll pub on Highcross Street in Leicester is not far from the car park under which his remains were found.
RM2X9XJBK–Former Smith's guitarist Johnny Marr and The Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess playing together at The Piece Hall in Halifax.
RM3A4MTT4–A traditional Arabic dhow contrasts the ancient and the modern in the futuristic city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.
RMCF3P60–A plaque on a building in Stonegate, York stating that Guy Fawkes parents lived hereabouts.
RMCETGFX–Changing the guard at Buckingham Palace. The household troops have guarded the sovereign and the royal palaces since 1660 and wh
RMCF2JHE–Young trees planted as part of the Bad na Sgalag native pinewood regeneration project near Gairloch.
RMCERCX7–Tourists enjoying a trip along the River Cam by the Bridge of Sighs in a punt at St Johns College.
RMCER2T4–Spectators at the riverside by a hospitality marquee watching a race at the annual Henley Royal Regatta.
RMCETGP1–Ruthven Barracks at dusk. The castle that once stood on the site of the barracks, was said to be haunted by its notorious lord,
RMCRP7NG–A woman walking her dog down King Street in the fishing village of Robin Hood's Bay, once the busiest smuggling community on the
RMCEX6DF–A telecommunications mast high on hills over-looking the Mawddach Estuary with a distant view to Cadair Idris.
RMCF2KKN–Bamburgh Castle on the coastline of Northumberland. Once the residence of the Kings of Northumbria, this imposing castle was muc
RMCF5T8Y–St James's Well, built by William Evelyn and opened in August 1893, on Abinger Common (thought to be the oldest village in Engla
RMD0JA15–The Lowry bridge located on the Salford Quays in the city of Salford near Manchester Old Trafford.
RMCF50GK–St Andrew's Hall, a conferencing, banqueting, concert and exhibition venue in a former friary complex that passed into civic han
RMGEY09M–A fly-over by the only two airworthy Avro Lancaster Bombers left from WW2 at the 6th Annual Combined Ops Show.
RMCF5KYR–Drinkers in The Admirals Head pub. Before thermometers were invented, brewers would dip a thumb or finger into the mix to find t
