Cheshire
Cheshire is a county blessed with a remarkable mixture of both heritage and character.
Although justifiably famous for its abundance of black & white "Magpie" buildings that create many a picture postcard scene, the county hides so much more contained within a landscape from rolling Peak District hills to the wide expanse of its renowned Cheshire Plain.
Alan Novelli Photography specialises in imagery of the Cheshire region. Please remember that this section of 10 images represents a tiny proportion of pictures available. If its in Cheshire - we'll probably have it!
The following images represent a small insight into the beauty waiting to be discovered around this magnificent county.
Although justifiably famous for its abundance of black & white "Magpie" buildings that create many a picture postcard scene, the county hides so much more contained within a landscape from rolling Peak District hills to the wide expanse of its renowned Cheshire Plain.
Alan Novelli Photography specialises in imagery of the Cheshire region. Please remember that this section of 10 images represents a tiny proportion of pictures available. If its in Cheshire - we'll probably have it!
The following images represent a small insight into the beauty waiting to be discovered around this magnificent county.
CHESHIRE PANORAMA
Maybe the finest panoramic vista in Cheshire.
This site was originally a Bronze Age hillfort some 4,000 years ago, and has been garrisoned on and off right up until its final sacking by Parliamentarian troops in 1645 during the English Civil War.
The accompanying image shows the magnificent views on offer from the inner bailey atop this ruined 13th century stronghold.
On a clear day it is possible to see a total of eight counties from this position, making it one of the most popular picnic sites in the whole of Cheshire.
Maybe the finest panoramic vista in Cheshire.
This site was originally a Bronze Age hillfort some 4,000 years ago, and has been garrisoned on and off right up until its final sacking by Parliamentarian troops in 1645 during the English Civil War.
The accompanying image shows the magnificent views on offer from the inner bailey atop this ruined 13th century stronghold.
On a clear day it is possible to see a total of eight counties from this position, making it one of the most popular picnic sites in the whole of Cheshire.
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Beeston Castle, Central Cheshire
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