I'm from Hartlepool (a Monkey Hanger apparently is what people often call me on my travels). I'm proud of the place I live and I happen to think there are some great places for landscape photography in Hartlepool if you seek them out!
After waking one cold January morning there was a lot of snow on the ground, but bright blue skies - so I thought I would zip around town and take some photos of some of my favourite spots in a different light!
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| Hartlepool historic quay on the marina with a snow covered car park. A popular local tourist attraction! |
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| The headland in Hartlepool: A row of old houses behind the Headland Town Wall, with the Docks in the distance. I love the old world charm of Hartlepool Headland. |
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| The Sebastopol Cannon - Hartlepool Headland. This cannon was captured from the Russian Army at the battle of Sebastopol during the Crimean War (1854-56). In October 1857, the then Secretary of State, Lord Panmure, offered the cannon to Hartlepool Borough Council who gratefully accepted it. |
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| Elwick church in the pristine snow |
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| Elwick church again! |
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| Elwick Village, on the outskirts of Hartlepool, with a snow covered village green. One of my favourite villages in the area. |
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| Hartlepool Headland war memorial - some of my favourite houses in Hartlepool here. |
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| St Hildas Church on the Headland |
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| St Hildas Church on the Headland |
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| The evening sun illuminating St Hildas Church on the Headland. |
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| Borough Hall, Hartlepool |
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| Hartlepool Docks with tyre tracks in a snow covered yard - a nice bit of foreground abstraction to make a good photo! |
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| Hartlepool Historic Quay at the Marina |
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| Foot prints in the snow |
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Hartlepool historic quay on the marina with a snow covered car park
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| Hartlepool Historic Quay at the Marina |
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| Past & Future - two windmills in Hartlepool |
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| Hartlepool Headland |
Thanks for looking through - I hope it makes you see Hartlepool in a different light!
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