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Description: | inscription, handwritten, MARSDEN
1967
35mm slide of Marsden Rock, with smaller rock and coastal cliff face behind it. In the far distance can be seen Souter Light House. This image is taken looking across from the cliff top towards Marsden Rock with the sea engulfing the rock. The sandy beach, to the right of the image, stretches down towards the headland, where Souter Point Light House can just be seen. Smaller rocks are strewn along the coastline. The high water mark is clealy visible around the base of the rock, along with several cave entrances. The white markings on the rock could be seagulls which nest there. To the right of the image is the coastline, and to the left the horizon. The sky appears cloudless and no peole are visible. Taken in 1967. The transparency is in an Ilford plastic mount
Part: mount, Material: synthetic, plastic | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.socialhistory.454962 | Go to resource |
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