Wordless Wednesday – Earl Grey Monument Published on March 10, 2010 by Margaret Earl Grey’s Monument, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Charles, 2nd Lord Grey is commemorated in Newcastle-upon-Tyne by this monument for his work on the Great Reform Act of 1832. For more Wordless Wednesday click here. Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...
Lovely shot. I love the contrasts of old and new. Is this the Earl Grey the tea is named for? LikeLike
I’m very ignorant of some things but I thought Earl Grey was simply the name of a tea. I need to work on my history, I see. Beautiful buildings and blue sky. LikeLike
I accidentally clicked on the photo and am glad because I could see it so much better enlarged! LikeLike
Very nice lens capture.The statue is watching over the town.
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Lovely shot. I love the contrasts of old and new. Is this the Earl Grey the tea is named for?
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I love his tea! thank you Earl Gray! :-)
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Great shot, nice to see blue skies.
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I’m very ignorant of some things but I thought Earl Grey was simply the name of a tea. I need to work on my history, I see. Beautiful buildings and blue sky.
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I accidentally clicked on the photo and am glad because I could see it so much better enlarged!
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