9185 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
no.9185
Bardsea from Birkrigg
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| Cumbria Archives Reference: | ??? |
| Sankey Number: | 9185 |
9185 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
Senders Message
"-wording not entirely clear in places- Was here last night very nice. Wed. Thanks for Y card this morning. I am now re????? at Sandside, Some Hole but same address. Will go to Mor. Sat & Millom Sund. Weather here really hot again Jack”
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| Posted From: | Ulverston | |
| Date Posted: | Birkrigg is a 'common' between Morecambe Bay and Ulverston, used extensively for the grazing of sheep. It is a popular area for walking, with extensive views of the surrounding area. Bardsea is a small village on the edge of Morecambe Bay, just off the main Coast Road between Barrow and Ulverston. It's most prominent building is the church, which is prominent in the photo. | |
| Postmark Date: | 24/07/1925 | |
| Stamp if Shown: | Scarlet George V one penny | |
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| Receivers Name: | Miss G -?- Harrison | |
| Address: | Low Longthwaite, | |
| Town or City: | Wigton | |
| County: | Cumb-erland- | |
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9185, BDB 86/1/2610 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
no.9185
Bardsea Village from Birkrigg
Early 20th century
Looking east across a wood from a rural raised point to the west of the village (possibly near the Birkrigg Stone Circle) at Bardsea, spread out towards the coast beyond. The village, with many wooded areas surrounding it, looks neat in the late afternoon sunshine and Holy Trinity church with its spire is prominent. The Leven estuary spreads out with the Holker area beyond and raised ground near Silverdale evident beyond that. The tide is neither in nor out and the trees on Chapel Island stand out in mid-estuary.
9185, BDB 86/1/2610 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
no.9185
Bardsea Village from Birkrigg
Early 20th century
Looking east across a wood from a rural raised point to the west of the village (possibly near the Birkrigg Stone Circle) at Bardsea, spread out towards the coast beyond. The village, with many wooded areas surrounding it, looks neat in the late afternoon sunshine and Holy Trinity church with its spire is prominent. The Leven estuary spreads out with the Holker area beyond and raised ground near Silverdale evident beyond that. The tide is neither in nor out and the trees on Chapel Island stand out in mid-estuary.
| Location: | Bardsea | Cumbria Archives Reference: | BDB 86/1/2610 |
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| Sankey Number: | 9185 |
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