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near to Haydon Bridge, Northumberland, England

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	Langley Castle by Ken Brown Now an unusual and beautifully furnished hotel, Langley Castle was built in the mid-fourteenth century by Sir Thomas de Lucy, for himself and his family to live in during times of uncertainty. Despite its appearance of strength, it was... ( more )
	Stile on footpath between Humbleton and Langley Castle by Clive Nicholson
	Langley Castle by Andrew Curtis View from south showing the main entrance to the hotel. It started as a tower-house built in 1350 and destroyed by Henry IV in 1405. It was restored and rebuilt by Cadwallader Bates in 1890s. It has had a variety of uses including a... ( more )
	Langley Castle Hotel by James Denham Langley Castle, built in 1350 by Sir Thomas de Lucy as a fortified 'H' shaped tower house with walls approaching seven feet thick. The great building, much restored but still retaining its medieval fabric, is now a very popular hotel.
	A686 westbound near Langley Castle by Colin Pyle
	Cattle gazing east of Langley Castle by Mike Quinn
	A glimpse of Langley Castle by Oliver Dixon The tower is showing through the trees along the Langley Burn.
	Approaching the junction for West Deanraw by Anthony Parkes
	Byway to Elrington by 27th Newcastle Scouts Looks more daunting than it is.
	Langley Castle hotel entrance by John Firth
	Langley Burn near Langley Castle by Les Hull
	Byway to West Land Ends by Les Hull

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