Category:July 2010 in Wiltshire

Deutsch: Bilder, die im Juli 2010 in Wiltshire aufgenommen worden sind. Bitte beachten Sie, dass dies weder das Datum des Uploads noch das Datum des Scannens eines Fotos ist.

English: Images/pictures taken in Wiltshire during July 2010. Note this is not the date of the upload, nor the date a photo was scanned.

Español: Fotografías o imágenes tomadas en Wiltshire durante julio 2010. No es la fecha de subida ni escaneo, sino la fecha en que las fotografías o imágenes se crearon.

Esperanto: Bildoj faritaj en Wiltshire en julio 2010. Tio ne estas la dato, kiam la bildoj estis alŝutitaj aŭ skanitaj.

Français : Photographies ou images prises en Wiltshire durant juillet 2010. Ce n'est pas la date du téléchargement ou du scan.

Galego: Fotografías ou imaxes tomadas en Wiltshire durante xullo 2010. Non é a data de subida nin escaneamento, senón a data na que se crearon as fotografías ou imaxes.

Italiano: Fotografie o immagini scattate a Wiltshire nel luglio 2010. Nota bene: la data non si riferisce né a quella di upload né a quella in cui la foto è stata digitalizzata.

Norsk bokmål: Bilder tatt i Wiltshire i løpet av juli 2010. Merk at dette ikke er datoen for opplasting, eller når et bilde har blitt skannet.

Norsk nynorsk: Bilete teke i Wiltshire i løpet av juli 2010. Merk at dette ikkje er datoen for opplasting, eller når eit bilete har vorte skanna.

Русский: Изображения, сделанные в Wiltshire в течение июль 2010 (не дата загрузки изображения).

Українська: Зображення, зроблені в Wiltshire протягом липень 2010. Зауважте, що це не дата завантаження чи дата сканування фотографії.

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Media in category "July 2010 in Wiltshire"

The following 89 files are in this category, out of 89 total.

10 and 11 Long Street, Devizes (geograph 2279580).jpg 640 × 498; 195 KB
Cross Guns Avoncliff.jpg 2,415 × 1,872; 871 KB
A for Avebury - panoramio.jpg 1,871 × 1,792; 424 KB
According to legend, Silbury Hill is the resting place of King Sil, sitting on a golden horse. - panoramio.jpg 1,969 × 1,877; 511 KB
At 40 metres high, Silbury Hill is the tallest prehistoric human-made mound in Europe and similar in size to the smaller pyramids of Giza. - panoramio.jpg 2,048 × 1,893; 689 KB
At 40 metres high, Silbury Hill is the tallest prehistoric human-made mound in Europe. - panoramio.jpg 1,914 × 1,847; 509 KB
Avebury - panoramio (1).jpg 2,033 × 1,902; 865 KB
Avebury - panoramio (10).jpg 1,773 × 1,743; 644 KB
Avebury - panoramio (11).jpg 1,801 × 1,764; 464 KB
Avebury - panoramio (2).jpg 1,705 × 1,553; 563 KB
Avebury - panoramio (3).jpg 1,551 × 1,639; 458 KB
Avebury - panoramio (4).jpg 1,917 × 1,902; 843 KB
Avebury - panoramio (5).jpg 1,416 × 1,456; 380 KB
Avebury - panoramio (6).jpg 2,048 × 1,917; 596 KB
Avebury - panoramio (7).jpg 1,615 × 1,636; 286 KB
Avebury - panoramio (8).jpg 1,536 × 1,481; 449 KB
Avebury - panoramio (9).jpg 1,913 × 1,982; 866 KB
Avebury comprises a large henge that is, a bank and a ditch. - panoramio (1).jpg 1,743 × 1,648; 621 KB
Avebury comprises a large henge that is, a bank and a ditch. - panoramio.jpg 2,045 × 1,920; 810 KB
Avebury contains the largest stone circle in Europe. - panoramio.jpg 1,252 × 1,178; 281 KB
Avebury is both a tourist attraction and a place of religious importance to contemporary Pagans. - panoramio.jpg 2,125 × 1,917; 630 KB
Avebury parish church - panoramio.jpg 2,018 × 1,920; 871 KB
Avebury St. James Church - panoramio (1).jpg 2,604 × 3,472; 1.72 MB
Avebury St. James Church - panoramio (2).jpg 3,472 × 2,604; 1.61 MB
Avebury St. James Church - panoramio (3).jpg 3,472 × 2,604; 1.79 MB
Avebury St. James Church - panoramio.jpg 2,604 × 3,472; 1.71 MB
Avebury Stones - panoramio (1).jpg 2,604 × 3,472; 1.77 MB
Avebury Stones - panoramio (2).jpg 3,472 × 2,604; 1.84 MB
Avebury Stones - panoramio.jpg 2,604 × 3,472; 1.57 MB
Avebury was constructed around 2600 BC, and was apparently used by the people living in the area for the next thousand years. - panoramio.jpg 1,532 × 1,575; 483 KB
By the Late Mediaeval period, England had been converted to Christianity, and Avebury began to be associated with the Devil. - panoramio.jpg 2,106 × 1,917; 737 KB
Cherhill - panoramio (1).jpg 1,587 × 1,566; 398 KB
Cherhill - panoramio.jpg 1,914 × 1,850; 530 KB
Cherhill White Horse - panoramio (1).jpg 2,002 × 1,920; 922 KB
Cherhill White Horse - panoramio (2).jpg 2,149 × 1,917; 877 KB
Cherhill White Horse - panoramio (3).jpg 1,691 × 1,770; 507 KB
Cherhill White Horse - panoramio (4).jpg 2,018 × 1,908; 945 KB
Cherhill White Horse - panoramio (5).jpg 1,908 × 1,880; 879 KB
Cherhill White Horse - panoramio.jpg 2,054 × 1,911; 932 KB
Constructed around 2600 BC, during the 'New Stone Age', Avebury comprises a large henge that is, a bank and a ditch. - panoramio.jpg 1,825 × 1,856; 646 KB
During the 1930s archaeologist Alexander Keiller re-erected many of the stones. - panoramio.jpg 1,798 × 1,722; 414 KB
During the Roman period tourists came from the nearby towns and villas to visit Avebury and its surrounding prehistoric monuments via a newly constructed road. - panoramio.jpg 1,386 × 1,380; 325 KB
Erosion of the stones at Stonehenge - panoramio.jpg 3,472 × 2,604; 1.75 MB
Graveyard - panoramio (6).jpg 1,893 × 1,731; 783 KB
Green hills of Wiltshire - panoramio.jpg 1,780 × 1,844; 645 KB
Lacock Abbey - panoramio (2).jpg 1,856 × 1,871; 742 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (1).jpg 1,255 × 1,206; 369 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (10).jpg 1,847 × 1,819; 716 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (11).jpg 1,963 × 1,908; 778 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (12).jpg 1,831 × 1,804; 614 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (13).jpg 2,112 × 1,920; 783 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (2).jpg 1,633 × 1,700; 751 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (3).jpg 1,416 × 1,432; 520 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (4).jpg 1,274 × 1,289; 308 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (5).jpg 1,422 × 1,519; 351 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (6).jpg 1,831 × 1,792; 554 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (7).jpg 1,789 × 1,743; 492 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (8).jpg 1,596 × 1,526; 526 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio (9).jpg 1,893 × 2,100; 581 KB
Lacock, Chippenham SN15, UK - panoramio.jpg 1,883 × 1,642; 732 KB
Limpley Stoke Railway Station.jpg 3,233 × 1,574; 898 KB
Millstone in Avebury - panoramio.jpg 1,850 × 1,905; 893 KB
Minety & Ashton Keynes railway station (site), Wiltshire, 2010 (geograph 3329098).jpg 1,024 × 768; 243 KB
Moss growing on Stonehenge - panoramio.jpg 3,472 × 2,604; 1.64 MB
Much of Avebury village is encircled by the prehistoric monument complex. - panoramio.jpg 1,538 × 1,618; 456 KB
Oaksey Halt railway station (site) (geograph 3329102).jpg 1,024 × 768; 268 KB
Obelisk at Stonehenge - panoramio.jpg 2,604 × 3,472; 1.62 MB
Piled straw near Silbury Hill - panoramio.jpg 1,871 × 1,822; 429 KB
Purton railway station (site) (geograph 3329095).jpg 1,024 × 768; 312 KB
Reverend R. Warner, in his The Pagan Altar (1840) argued that both Avebury and Stonehenge were built by Phoenicians. - panoramio.jpg 1,746 × 1,737; 553 KB
Yvonne Fletcher Memorial Window - geograph.org.uk - 1985671.jpg 423 × 640; 137 KB
Silbury Hill - panoramio.jpg 2,106 × 1,914; 713 KB
Stonehenge - panoramio (2).jpg 3,472 × 2,604; 1.61 MB
Stonehenge - panoramio (3).jpg 2,604 × 3,472; 1.67 MB
Swindon Station, westward geograph-4025120-by-Ben-Brooksbank.jpg 2,397 × 1,503; 3.16 MB
Swindon Town railway station (site) (geograph 4753548).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 279 KB
The Avebury henge has a diameter of about 420 metres across. - panoramio.jpg 1,477 × 1,514; 529 KB
The Avebury monument consists of a large circular bank with an internal ditch. The henge has a diameter of about 420 metres across. - panoramio.jpg 2,009 × 1,917; 648 KB
The Avebury parish church dates to Saxon times and is a little over 900 years old. - panoramio.jpg 2,100 × 1,914; 646 KB
The henge has no defensive purpose as the ditch is on the inside. - panoramio (1).jpg 1,615 × 1,630; 528 KB
The henge has no defensive purpose as the ditch is on the inside. - panoramio.jpg 1,719 × 1,673; 534 KB
The modern Druid Ross Nichols believed that there was an astrological axis connecting Avebury to the later megalithic site at Stonehenge. - panoramio.jpg 2,146 × 1,917; 1.03 MB
The stones are described as being in one of two categories, tall and slender, or short and squat, with the taller stones considered "male" and the shorter ones "female". - panoramio.jpg 1,459 × 1,514; 303 KB
The Swindon Stone at Avebury - panoramio.jpg 2,604 × 3,472; 1.9 MB
Trees near Avebury - panoramio.jpg 1,841 × 1,810; 682 KB
Wall in Avebury 01.jpg 2,560 × 1,920; 2.38 MB
Waterloo - Exeter railway Semley station site (geograph 1954786).jpg 640 × 425; 84 KB
Welcome to Avebury sign - panoramio.jpg 2,604 × 3,472; 1.8 MB
William Stukeley in the late 17th century believed that Avebury had been built by druids. - panoramio.jpg 1,838 × 1,819; 609 KB

Category:July 2010 in Wiltshire

Media in category "July 2010 in Wiltshire"

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